Dan Sadler serves as the UK Low Carbon Strategy Director at Equinor, where he plays a pivotal role in shaping the company’s strategic direction within the rapidly evolving energy landscape. With a robust background in low carbon and renewable energy, Dan is at the forefront...
Dan Sadler serves as the UK Low Carbon Strategy Director at Equinor, where he plays a pivotal role in shaping the company’s strategic direction within the rapidly evolving energy landscape. With a robust background in low carbon and renewable energy, Dan is at the forefront of initiatives that focus on Blue Hydrogen production, hydrogen off-takers, and the critical infrastructure for hydrogen transmission and storage. His expertise extends to post-combustion power solutions and CO2 transmission and storage (CCS), positioning him as a key player in Equinor’s commitment to reducing carbon emissions and advancing sustainable energy solutions.
As part of the global Low Carbon Solutions (LCS) Management team, Dan is responsible for overseeing the LCS portfolio in the UK, ensuring that projects align with both organic and inorganic growth strategies. His strategic focus is complemented by a deep understanding of the technical, financial, and business aspects of energy systems, which allows him to navigate complex challenges and drive successful project delivery. Dan’s leadership is characterized by his ability to foster collaboration among stakeholders, manage contracts effectively, and implement change management practices that enhance operational efficiency.
In addition to his strategic and managerial capabilities, Dan is a well-established conference presenter, sharing insights on energy trends and innovations that influence the future of the industry. His contributions not only highlight his expertise but also reinforce Equinor’s position as a leader in the transition to a low carbon economy. Through his work, Dan Sadler continues to inspire and influence the energy sector, advocating for sustainable practices that align with global climate goals.
