Supply Decarbonisation

The Supply Decarbonisation session focuses on our ambitious programme to reduce greenhouse gas emissions from oil and gas production. One way to do this is to use electricity from renewable energy like offshore wind to deliver cleaner energy and achieve platform electrification. Another way is to implement our Methane Action Plan to cut emissions and this session explores how companies are progressing in both these key areas.

Chaired by

Jean Luc Guiziou
Managing Director
TotalEnergies

Jean-Luc GUIZIOU, is a graduate of the Ecole Nationale Supérieure de Géologie de Nancy (1985) and Stanford University (MSc, 1988).

He is currently Managing Director of TotalEnergies E&P UK Ltd and Country Chair.

He joined TOTAL in 1988 as a Research & Development project manager in geophysics. In 1993 he was transferred to Buenos-Aires as a Senior Geophysicist for Total Austral (Argentina). From 1996 to 1999, Mr Guiziou spent three years at Total’s Corporate Finance in Paris, before taking the position of Vice-President, Americas, as a coordinator for Total’s Exploration & Production activities in the Southern Cone. From 2002 to 2006 he served as President of Total E&P Canada in Calgary. From 2006 to 2008, he was Vice-President, Financial Operations for Exploration & Production at Total’s Corporate Finance in Paris. He then was President of Total United Arab Emirates in Abu Dhabi from 2009 to 2013 and later Senior Vice-President M&A for Total until end 2014. From 2015 to 2017 he served as Senior Vice-President, Subsidiaries Operations at Total’s Corporate Finance.

You will hear from:

Kirsten Oliver
Vice President – Specialist Technical Solutions
Worley

Dr Kirsten Oliver leads Worley Specialist Technical Solutions. She is a Strategic Business Leader with a demonstrated history of collaborative working in the global energy sector. Her strong technical and management skills enable the disciplines of Pipelines and Subsea, Integrity and Reliability and Advanced Analysis to be pivotal to the delivery of Worley Energy Transition projects in the UK.


Gunther Newcombe
ORION Project Coordinator
ORION Project

Gunther has over 40 years of experience working in the energy sector spending 35 years working with BP, in areas ranging from exploration right through to decommissioning in a number of senior leadership positions, including managing BP’s UK terminals and pipelines which included Sullom Voe Terminal. Gunther also spent 5 years as Operations Director with the Oil & Gas Authority (now North Sea Transition Authority) which included the development of energy hubs including Shetland. At the end of 1Q 2020 Gunther stepped down from the OGA and started working on the development of the ORION energy hub project. He was awarded an OBE for his services to the oil & gas industry in the Queens 2020 New Year’s Honours list and is a Fellow of the Energy Institute


Donna Sutherland
Manager – Infrastructure and New Energy
EnQuest

Donna is a manager for EnQuest’s Infrastructure and New Energy business, driving the identification and delivery of new electrification, hydrogen-based decarbonisation solutions at Sullom Voe Terminal and offshore oil and gas assets. With almost two decades’ experience in the power and energy industries, Donna has a proven track record in delivering successful projects and leading high performing cross-functional teams. Donna, who joined EnQuest in 2017 after stints working TAQA, SSE Energy Supply and SSE E&P, is highly experienced at energy markets, energy regulation, power network, oil and gas terminal transformation and operational life-of-field strategies.


Martha Vasquez
Associate Director, Upstream Oil & Gas
Boston Consulting Group

Martha is an Associate Director in Upstream Oil & Gas at BCG and has ~20 years’ experience in E&P. Martha co-leads Upstream Decommissioning and Asset Decarbonization topics globally. Her experience covers strategy, business models, performance improvement and commercial due diligence. Prior to BCG Martha worked at Schlumberger for 10 years in field operations and field development planning. She has a degree in Physics and an MBA from London Business School.