Carbon emissions

Jessica Dell has been with Argus Media since 2011. She is the editorial manager for environmental markets, based in San Francisco. She has responsibility for Argus’ North American coverage of environmental commodities, including emissions markets and biofuels, with specific expertise on California environmental regulation. She has also edited Argus’ European Emissions Market report and Biomass Markets report at the company’s London headquarters. Jessica holds a master’s degree from the London School of Economics and Political Science and an undergraduate degree from the University of California, Berkeley.

Neil Fleming is Senior Vice President, Editorial, at Argus and manages our market- and news-reporting operations worldwide. His role involves the management of a global team of more than 400 reporters in 23 offices, formulation of editorial and market-reporting strategy and policy, and working in matrix with Argus’ sectoral and regional managers to help develop new content and products for the business. Neil joined Argus in January 2020. He has 35 years’ experience of commodities and energy markets, and has worked as a journalist, analyst, manager, consultant, and data architect. He is the former SVP Editorial and Information of Argus’ competitor S&P Platts, and has also served as Head of Content and latterly Strategic Advisor at energy and petrochemicals price-reporting agency ICIS. He is the 1995 winner of the International Association of Energy Economists’ award for Excellence in Written Journalism. Neil was previously Southern Africa bureau chief for US news agency United Press International at the time of the end of apartheid, and before that its East Africa correspondent. He holds a first class honours degree in Modern & Medieval Languages from Trinity College Cambridge, and was a post-graduate student at the University of Vienna.

Tom is a senior manager in the consulting practice based in London. Having joined the team in 2012, he oversees the delivery of bespoke studies in the bioenergy and renewable fuel sector, including biofuels, biomass and e-fuels. Tom’s work involves assessment of the European legislative environment and the impact of proposed changes considering the trends seen in the vehicle parc, production technology and wider energy markets. While the focus remains on road transport, he also provides analysis of alternative markets, such as the aviation and marine sectors.