Technip Energies Appoints Jesse Stanley as Head of Technologies & Products
Technip Energies announces the appointment of Jesse Stanley as the President of the Technologies & Products division and a member of the Executive Committee effective March 16, 2026. This appointment comes with a new composition of the governing body.
Jesse Stanley, formerly President of Operations for the Americas at Wood plc since 2024, will join Technip Energies as President of Technologies & Products and a member of the Executive Committee. In her new role, she will be responsible for driving the Group's technology and product strategy, accelerating innovation, enhancing its portfolio of differentiated technologies, and leading Technip Energies' strategic ambition for commercial growth in this division.
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A graduate of the University of Cambridge and the Stanford Graduate School of Business, Jesse Stanley began her career at Accenture in Germany from 2005 to 2007. She joined Shell plc in 2007, where she held various positions in logistics, international sales, and marketing in Europe and Asia until 2016. From 2017 to 2019, she served as a senior strategy advisor within Shell's Group Strategy Directorate in the Netherlands. She was then appointed General Manager of the Unconventionals Commercial division from 2019 to 2020, Vice President of Pipeline Operations from 2020 to 2021, and subsequently Director of Operations for Shell Energy Trading for the Americas from 2021 to 2024.
SectorEnergie · Pétrole et gaz›équipements et services pétroliers
Context
Period
Period: 9M 2025
Guidance from the release
Technip Energies (T.EN) a réalisé une performance financière solide sur les neuf premiers mois de 2025.
Chiffre d’affaires +9 % (5 417,1 millions €), EBITDA récurrent +9 % (478,0 millions €), forte génération de trésorerie, acquisition AM&C annoncée, contrat majeur Commonwealth LNG remporté mais conditionné à la FID ; prévisions 2025 confirmées.
Risks mentioned
Dépendance à la décision finale d’investissement (FID) pour l’intégration de certains contrats majeurs (ex. Commonwealth LNG)
Impact des variations de change (effet de change négatif sur carnet de commandes : (797) millions d’euros)
Risques liés à l’autorisation réglementaire et à la finalisation de l’acquisition AM&C
Rééquilibrage du portefeuille projet entraînant une pression sur les marges (plus de projets en phase initiale)
Opportunities identified
Croissance du GNL et solutions modulaires (SnapLNG)
Décarbonation et carburants durables
Renforcement du segment TPS via l’acquisition AM&C (revenus récurrents supplémentaires)
Projets d’économie circulaire et de recyclage chimique (Plas-TCat, Ecoplanta)
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