Attend Sustainability LIVE at London Climate Action Week

Sustainability LIVE will be back at London Climate Action Week for its 2026 edition.

Along with our sister publication Sustainability Magazine, Energy Digital is hosting The Leadership Summit, an event that will bring together senior sustainability leaders to discuss decarbonisation.

The exclusive event will take place on 25 June at CodeNode in Moorgate and those interested in attending can register their interest now.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

About the event

This one-day event is designed to engage senior sustainability and energy professionals working at the forefront of climate and energy transition strategy.

The conference will deliver insights, connections and solutions for executives seeking to accelerate progress towards net zero, particularly through the decarbonisation of energy systems, with more than 250 in-person attendees.

The event features an agenda with 25 expert speakers and four interactive workshops, offering practical guidance on embedding clean energy, electrification and low-carbon innovation across operations.

Among the most pertinent sessions taking place at the event is the Global Decarbonisation Strategies panel, which will take place at 14:15-15:00 (BST) on the ThinkTank stage.

The session will explore how organisations are tackling emissions linked to energy consumption at scale, including renewable energy procurement, electrification strategies and addressing Scope 1, 2 and 3 emissions.

The speakers will share insights on building credible net zero roadmaps that prioritise energy transition while maintaining resilience and long-term growth.

Nicole Sautter, Senior Director of Global Sustainability at American Express Global Business Travel

Nicole has more than a decade of experience working across travel and sustainability, including leisure travel, hotels, carbon markets, renewable energy, business travel and aviation.

Her role focuses on scaling sustainable aviation fuel (SAF), a critical lever in decarbonising one of the most energy-intensive sectors.

Nicole says: “We help drive the industry towards net zero by accelerating the decarbonisation of aviation with SAF and unlocking investment.

“We strive to make SAF business as usual for business travel.

“We envision a future with billions of gallons of SAF displacing fossil-based jet fuel.”

Garrett Quinn, Group Head of Sustainability, Branding & Communications at Smurfit Westrock

Garrett will share insights on reducing energy-related emissions in manufacturing, including improving energy efficiency and integrating low-carbon energy sources.

He started his career more than 25 years ago at Smurfit Kappa, continuing with the company after its merger with WestRock.

He held the role of CSO for more than eight years, before taking on his current position.

Garrett says: “At Smurfit Westrock, sustainability is not a separate initiative – it is embedded in how we operate, innovate and deliver for our customers.

“Our focus on decarbonisation, responsible forestry and circularity ensures that we create long-term value.”

Jessica Hyman, Chief Sustainability Officer at Atlassian

Jessica will discuss how corporate leadership can drive the shift to renewable energy and support decarbonised electricity systems.

Under her leadership, Atlassian has procured 100% renewable energy for operations and has set science-based targets to achieve net zero emissions by 2040.

Jessica’s leadership was recognised in Sustainability Magazine’s Top 250 Women in Sustainability 2026 list.

She said on LinkedIn: “It’s humbling to be recognised alongside such an incredible group of CSOs and sustainability leaders – many of whom I’ve learned from and followed for years.

“I’m grateful to be in their company.”

Sandrine Duquerroy-Delesalle, VP of Global Sustainability & External Affairs at Crown Holdings

Sandrine is responsible for leading Crown Holdings’ sustainability team and advancing initiatives that reduce energy use and emissions across production processes.

Her work focuses on climate change action, water stewardship, recycling initiatives and sustainable sourcing, all of which are closely linked to energy consumption and efficiency.

She works closely with external stakeholders including policy makers, NGOs, customers and suppliers.

Sandrine writes on LinkedIn: “We need more industry-wide collaboration, innovation and a renewed and continued commitment to decarbonisation and responsible operation to ensure the long-term success of aluminium applications and products.”

Register your interest to attend now.