14/01/2021 - Careers
As Carbon Capture Utilization and Storage (CCUS) Marketing and Development Manager, Ali Meschi Amoli is a key player in Vallourec’s ETO (Energy Transition Opportunities) initiative, aiming at developing low-carbon solutions. Drawing on his background in renewables for international oil giants, he is spearheading important work that is helping Vallourec play our part in the energy transition.What is your role at Vallourec?
When Vallourec first launched the ETO initiative, in October 2019, as part of its transformation program, the aim was to identify alternative business opportunities to offset the impact of the changes we are seeing in the oil and gas industries. I was on board right from the start – as part of a solar energy workshop - because of my background in renewables.What do you like about your job?
I’m really happy to be part of this initiative and the role it lets me play in the energy transition. Originally, I’m an oil and gas man – I have worked for the National Iranian Oil Company and Total. In my previous positions, I could see how the market was transitioning towards low carbon sources of energy, and I knew I wanted to be part of that one day. When Vallourec launched the ETO initiative, I felt that my experience meant I had something to offer.In my previous positions, I could see how the market was transitioning towards low carbon sources of energy, and I knew I wanted to be part of that one day. When Vallourec launched the ETO initiative, I felt that my experience meant I had something to offer.
Ali Meschi Amoli CCUS Marketing and Development Manager
What do you find challenging about your job?
It’s the challenges that make my job so interesting!What qualities do you need to do your job?
I think it’s important to have a hybrid background for this job. I work on both marketing and development, so it’s important both to understand the market and know how to address it.