• CERAWEEK
  • March 10 - 14, 2025

Emma Delaney

bp

EVP, customers & products

Emma is a global executive focused on transformation in the energy sector in a time of unprecedented change. She has been at bp 27 years, working in both the Upstream and Downstream businesses and became Executive Vice President, customers & products from 1st July 2020. Customers & products comprises all of bp’s customer facing businesses such as Airbp, bp Pulse, Castrol, biofuels growth, all convenience and Service stations across the globe and is home to more than 25,000 employees. Emma has held a variety of senior roles including regional president for western Africa, Chief Financial Officer for Asia Pacific and head of business development for global upstream gas. In Downstream, she held roles in retail, commercial fuels and planning. Emma studied Economics and Business at Trinity College Dublin before completing a Masters in Management at ESCP Europe, graduating in 1995. She was a member of the Board of Directors for BP Pension Trustees Limited for 4 years until August 2020. Emma is a Fellow of the Energy Institute.  

 

Sessions With Emma Delaney

Monday, 18 March

  • 03:45pm - 04:25pm (CST) / 18/mar/2024 08:45 pm - 18/mar/2024 09:25 pm

    Innovating the Energy Mix for Mobility
    Strategy and Business Models

    For over a century, the modern economy has been made possible by a global fossil fuel system that has delivered low-cost, scalable energy. Now after optimizing transportation fuels, engines and infrastructure, monumental changes are needed to power our future cars, trucks and airplanes while producing significantly less emissions. Batteries, biofuels and e-fuels are among the technologies competing for a share of the future mobility market, most of which will rely on incentives to gain scale. What technologies will dominate this new landscape? Will different fuels be used in different applications and regions? How are choices made by consumers and automakers influencing technology adoption and strategic options for fuel suppliers?  

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