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EET Appoints Adrian Curry as Chief Decarbonisation Officer

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Kate Rainford

Kate is our deputy editor at Tank Storage Magazine

EET has announced the appointment of Adrian Curry as Chief Decarbonisation Officer of EET Fuels effective 2 September, 2024.

Adrian will lead the development and implementation of EET Fuels’ energy transition strategy, with the goal of delivering the world’s leading low carbon process refinery. He brings extensive experience as a seasoned chair, managing director, and board member across Europe, the Middle East and Africa (EMEA), with a proven track record of establishing and growing disruptive businesses, large-scale manufacturing, and major capital projects.

Deepak Maheshwari, CEO at EET Fuels, says: ‘Adrian’s appointment demonstrates our commitment to almost fully eliminating our carbon dioxide emissions. His expertise and established regional leadership will help to ensure that we continue to make a positive contribution to the regional and national economy.’

Adrian Curry, chief decarbonisation officer, EET Fuels says: ‘I am thrilled to join EET Fuels and contribute to the company’s sustainable future. The Company’s commitment to decarbonisation is incredible. It fully aligns with my passion for driving growth and innovation while reducing carbon emissions. I look forward to working with the team to achieve our goals.’

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