Adrian Tolson Launches 20|20 Marine Energy

December 15, 2015

 A new consultancy established by well known industry veteran and leading marine energy expert Adrian Tolson, was launched Tuesday.

 
A new consultancy, 20|20 Marine Energy, was launched to help companies create and implement strategies for purchasing and selling marine energy, as well as supporting the development of bunkering infrastructure. 
 
In a changing market of increasing risk and complexity, 20|20 works with ship owners, operators and financial institutions on the buy-side, fuel suppliers and traders on the sell-side, as well as ports, and local and national governments on developing infrastructure projects. The company also provides research and insight services.
 
20|20 has been established by Adrian Tolson, one of the industry’s leading marine energy experts. With 30 years of experience he has a detailed knowledge and insight on the supply and demand side of fuel purchasing, as well as bunkering infrastructure development. 
 
His experience spans leadership roles with some of the industry’s largest marine fuel suppliers, including Chemoil Energy, where he was responsible for successfully driving the company through to IPO, and, as Vice President and General Manager he established OW Bunker’s physical supply operation in the US. 20|20 also has a range of partners and advisers with expertise in marine environment, risk management, sales and marketing and change management.
 
“The shipping industry and related sectors face unique complexities and challenges but also significant opportunities,” said Adrian Tolson, Senior Partner, 20|20 Marine Energy.
 
“20I20 has been established to help all companies and organisations that are impacted by the process of purchasing and selling marine energy, as well as the infrastructure that supports this. Our focus is on providing strategic, practical and independent counsel, combined with market leading implementation services that helps our clients to reduce financial and regulatory risk, increase profitability and enterprise value, as well as optimizing their market positioning.”
 
Ship owners, operators and financiers are facing increasing uncertainty over fuel choice and compliance solutions in a heavily regulated market, as well as continued concern over the financial and quality risks and exposure associated with purchasing marine fuel. 
 
20|20 helps its buy-side clients develop marine energy procurement strategies that shorten and reduce risks within the transaction chain, protecting their assets, ensuring compliance and increasing operational and environmental efficiencies to enhance competitiveness and drive profitability.
 

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