Greater Paris Metropolitan Region
Olivier Peyrin has been working for the Oil and Gas industry for 40 years, assuming numerous senior leadership roles in the oil business around the globe. As illustrated in his bio, Olivier has demonstrated specific and core competencies during his tenure at Noven (12 years) and Shell (27 years), which can be summarized as follows: · Strong business management leadership in challenging environments and situations (e.g. expertise in developing and implementing growth strategies and new market enties, turning around and growing existing businesses, investments/divestments). · Demonstrated experience and skills in change management and teams integration. · Proven capacity to operate in an international context and in a truly multi cultural environment (16 nationalities) at Shell as well as in mid-size company like Noven · Proven skills to drive, embark and move organisations and people towards the desired outcome. · Recognised leadership in B2B Markets General Management in the Energy products and services with strong background in Manufacturing, Supply and Logistics. . Business Model strategic review in an Oil market profound change context in France and Europe, Growth levers identification and implementation. • Diversification to support Energy Transition and FF55 European policy. Development of big Capex Growth Projects for : Low Carbon liquid fuels, green H2 production , Carbon Capture Utilization and Storage unit , Sustainable Aviation Fuels. • GRESB assesment with a high obtained ranking for ESG report. This track record can be leveraged ideally to contribute to large transformation projects and strategic thinking, with focus on profitability and operational excellence improvements. Specialties: Business management leadership in challenging environments and situations. Change management and teams integration. Capacity to operate in an international context and in a truly multi cultural environments. Drive, embark and move organisations and people towards the desired outcome. B2B Markets General Management in the Energy products and services with strong background in Manufacturing and Supply.
L'Union des Importateurs Indépendants Pétroliers (UIP) regroupe les 4 compagnies pétrolières filiales des enseignes de la grande distribution AUCHAN (société Auchan Energies), CARREFOUR (société Carfuel), INTERMARCHE (société Scaped) et LECLERC (société Siplec). Elle assure la représentation institutionnelle de ses membres et la défense de leurs intérêts matériels et moraux auprès des responsables politiques et des administrations de tutelle concernées. L'UIP est par ailleurs membre actif de nombreux organismes professionnels et participe à la gestion des stocks et de la flotte stratégiques pétroliers à travers sa présence aux Conseils d'Administration du CPSSP et de l'A2PF.
Specialist in strategic oil storage infrastructures. Noven owns and operates strategic infrastructure in the downstream oil sector in Northern France, and is therefore a key player involved with the handling and storage of crude and refined petroleum product to meet market demand in the country. Unique strategic position and independant market leader in France. Noven comprises three separate business interests: 1. The foremost and leading provider of crude oil handling and storage at the port of Le Havre. CIM (“Compagnie Industrielle et Maritime SNC”) also dominates refined product handling and storage at Le Havre, with a market share of c. 78% of refined product storage capacity (exc. chemicals, mineral & vegetable oil additives). 2. Distribution depots represent local, unique infrastructures with high capacity booking rates (in excess of 90%), and are strategically positioned near delivery points to minimise transport costs. Noven’s depots benefit from direct connection to Trapil pipeline infrastructure, which makes the handling and storage of the product more cost effective for customers. 3. Prime shareholder with a 49.7% stake in Trapil (“Société des Transports Pétroliers par Pipeline”) which dominates the market for transport of refined products by pipeline in Northern France, with a market share of c. 80% and an exclusive position for the Parisian area and the two major international airports.