About Us

Eneus Energy was established in 2013, by Founder and CEO, Chris Bronsdon.

As the Energy sector realised the need to reduce carbon emissions and transition towards hydrogen power, Chris identified the opportunity that ammonia represented as a means of storing and transporting hydrogen using infrastructure that was already in existence and in common usage throughout the world. Engaging with electrolyser OEMs and ammonia process licensors, Chris developed the initial techno-economic model for the business and explored early relationships and routes that would lead to unlocking green ammonia as an Energy Transition fuel.

During 2020 the business model for Eneus was expanded from the UK into the US as a green hydrogen and green ammonia project development company.

In August 2022, as the project portfolio matured, the Company attracted investment from two large global investment groups: The Carlyle Group and GIC (a Singapore sovereign wealth fund). Both Carlyle and GIC have large energy sector investments and are aggressively pursuing hydrogen strategies, in part through their participation in Eneus Energy’s business.

Carlyle and GIC are highly active investors that have appointed strong teams to support the development of the business at pace, building towards execution of Eneus’ multi-billion dollar project pipeline.

Eneus currently has a portfolio of projects under development in both the UK and US.

Meet the Board of Directors

Chris Bronsdon

Chris is the founder and CEO of Eneus Energy and brings 28 years of experience working within the energy sector in the UK, Europe, Russia and USA. Having founded the 1st (as far as we’re aware) pure-play green ammonia project development company in 2013, Chris has led the company’s technical and commercial approach from the outset, driven its first fundraise – successfully securing backing from two world class financial institutions in 2022 - Carlyle Private Equity Group and GIC, and supported the growth of a talented and engaged team to develop a 14+GWe platform of executable projects with key EPC partners, OEMs and Offtake in the green ammonia space. Chris holds a B.Sc, M.Sc. and MBA.
Robert Armour

Robert is the Chairman of the Board and Co-Founder of Eneus. He has over 35 years’ experience in the UK and international energy sectors, particularly nuclear, energy from waste, renewables and networks as well as being a Scottish solicitor. He is currently senior counsel at Gowling WLG, an international law firm, which he joined in 2010. He served as a non-executive chair of Brockwell Energy Group, sits on the Nuclear Liabilities Financing Assurance Board, a number of small hydro and solar generators, the board of Opportuneo and the court of the Royal Company of Merchants of the City of Edinburgh. Robert holds an LLB(Hons) and MBA from Edinburgh University.
John Aldersey-Williams

John Aldersey-Williams has worked in the energy industry since 1984. After 20 years in technical, commercial and leadership roles in the upstream oil industry, punctuated by a time in energy investment banking, he switched to the zero-carbon energy sector in 2001.
He has experience at Board level across the net zero sector, including hydrogen production, renewable energy and CCUS. He is now focussed on decarbonisation for a number of UK industrial decarbonisation clusters, and is also involved with modelling the potential contributions of renewables, hydrogen and CCS to optimise a decarbonised energy system. He has recently completed a PhD on mechanisms of innovation in the energy transition.
David Gluck

David Gluck is a Managing Director at Carlyle focused on global infrastructure opportunities in renewables and the energy transition.
Prior to joining Carlyle, David was a Senior Director at Clearway Energy Group and a founding member of its predecessor - NRG Energy’s renewable development platform. He has been investing in the renewables sector since 2007 and is passionate about developing innovative approaches to invest in and progress the energy transition.
David holds a B.S. in Finance from San Diego State University, and is a CFA (Chartered Financial Analyst) charter holder.
Andrew Dallal

Andrew is a Vice President within the Infrastructure Group of GIC focused on investment execution and asset management. In addition to serving on portfolio company boards, Andrew has supported GIC’s investment activities in energy infrastructure, including hydrogen, gas midstream, CCUS and fusion. He is currently a director of Kellas Group Holdings.