Snezana Djordjevic
Independent Decarbonisation Consultant Energy Industry
Snezana Djordjevic is an independent energy transition and strategy consultant with more than 14 years of international experience in the energy industry, including senior strategic and advisory roles at Shell. Her work has focused on strategic planning, capital project evaluation, refining economics, portfolio optimization, and digital transformation across complex industrial and energy systems.
Throughout her career, Snezana has supported major investment decisions and long-term infrastructure planning, with particular focus on decarbonization, energy transition pathways, and industrial competitiveness. She contributed to scenario development and strategic outlook work related to Shell’s Sky 1.5 pathway and broader efforts aimed at meeting the goals of the Paris Agreement, with focus on the implications for industry, supply chains and future energy systems.
Snezana holds a PhD in Control Engineering from Delft University of Technology and has participated in international leadership programs, including at Yale. She is passionate about helping organizations navigate uncertainty through practical, forward-looking, and commercially grounded solutions.
2026 Event Agenda Sessions
Decarbonization Reality Check: What Gets Built and Why
As energy security and return on investment reshape priorities, the pace of decarbonization is increasingly determined by bankability, commercial risk and speed to FID. While EU measures such as ETS and FuelEU Maritime – and initiatives like the Net Zero Industry Act – are influencing pricing and investment decisions, many energy transition projects are stalling before approval, as capital flows toward more mature or hybrid models that combine conventional energy with lower-carbon solutions. This session examines how developers, investors and shippers are navigating these trade-offs – and what ultimately determines which decarbonization pathways move forward and translate into real cargo flows.
Tuesday 16 June 15:45 - 16:35 Breakbulk Live Stage
Sustainability
As energy security and return on investment reshape priorities, the pace of decarbonization is increasingly determined by bankability, commercial risk and speed to FID. While EU measures such as ETS and FuelEU Maritime – and initiatives like the Net Zero Industry Act – are influencing pricing and investment decisions, many energy transition projects are stalling before approval, as capital flows toward more mature or hybrid models that combine conventional energy with lower-carbon solutions. This session examines how developers, investors and shippers are navigating these trade-offs – and what ultimately determines which decarbonization pathways move forward and translate into real cargo flows.
Breakbulk Live Stage Europe/London
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