Welcome to the 2nd category of the inaugural TE100: Technology & Innovation

Throughout July, the industry was invited to nominate women of the energy transition: the trailblazers, the entrepreneurs, the women busy getting things done and not stopping to celebrate their achievements. We asked their colleagues, peers, and partners throughout the global energy industry to nominate them for recognition in the TE100 and enhance their visibility as a role model wherever they are in their careers: just starting out or an industry veteran, we will raise their profile and champion their successes.

Transition Economist is delighted to present the 10 women in the technology & innovation category, as selected by advisory board member Anna Murray, Cummins.

When reviewing all nominees, Anna looked for those who are leading innovation in the tech space. As with the other categories, it was a welcome challenge to select only 10 for inclusion in this first edition. 

Here's to you, the women working in technology & innovation across the energy transition, who are striving for more. This is not the last you will see of them! 

TE100: Technology & Innovation

Kirsti Massie Partner, Mayer Brown
Noemie Turner VP Technology Development and Commercialisation, bp
Sandra Chavez Velazquez Director of Partnerships, Powerhouse
Birgitta Beuthe Lead Analyst - Renewables, bp
Brandy Rutledge-Ryal Sustainability Engineer,Chevron Phillips Chemical Company
Christina Horspool Innovation Catalyst for Climate Risk & Decarbonisation, Xodus Group
Maki Ikeda Director of the energy innovation centre, Baker Hughes

 
Efrossini Tsouchnika Manager for Digitally Enabled Solutions, Siemens Energy
Hanne Rygg Head of Technology Offshore Marine Center, Siemens Energy
Úna Brosnan Offshore new markets manager, Mainstream Renewable Power

 

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