Stanlow, UK, 14 April 2025 – Essar Energy Transition’s EET Fuels (the trading name of Essar Oil (UK), the “Company”) is pleased to announce the appointment of Prashant Janaswamy as Chief Information Officer.
Prashant will lead the development and implementation of EET Fuels’ digital transformation strategy, with the goal of modernising the company’s technology infrastructure and enhancing data-driven decision-making. He brings over 25 years of global experience across the UK, USA, India, and the Middle East, having held senior roles such as CIO, CTO, and Chief Data and Automation Officer at leading companies in the energy, oil and gas, and manufacturing sectors.
His expertise includes digital transformation, technology modernisation, and data-driven decision-making. Key achievements in Prashant’s career include pioneering AI-powered operational systems, developing ERP strategies, and enhancing infrastructure.
Deepak Maheshwari, CEO, EET Fuels, said: “Prashant’s appointment demonstrates our commitment to leveraging cutting-edge technology to drive our business forward. His extensive experience and innovative approach will be invaluable as we continue to advance our digital transformation initiatives.”
Prashant Janaswamy, Chief Information Officer, EET Fuels said: “I am excited to join EET Fuels and contribute to the Company’s digital future. The Company’s commitment to innovation and technology modernisation aligns perfectly with my passion for driving growth and efficiency through digital transformation. I look forward to working with the team to achieve our goals.”
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About EET Fuels
EET Fuels is committed to playing a key role in the decarbonisation of the UK economy, with ambitious plans to build an energy transition cluster in the North West of England.
EET Fuels is transforming for tomorrow and is committed to becoming the UK’s first low-carbon refinery. It is investing over the next five years to decarbonise its operations and targeting a 95% cut in emissions by 2030 through energy efficiency, carbon capture and fuel switching. This will deliver a 12.5% reduction the North West’s overall regional carbon emissions.
Industrial carbon capture will deliver an annual emissions reduction of ~1 million tonnes of CO2 and fuel switching from natural gas to EET Hydrogen low carbon hydrogen as a fuel source will deliver an additional annual emissions reduction of ~1 million tonnes of CO2.
At the heart of HyNet, the UK’s leading decarbonisation cluster, this investment ensures the sustainability of this critical national asset, supporting high value employment and UK energy security resilience.