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Neptune Energy CEO Jim House to retire

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Neptune Energy today announced that Jim House will retire as chief executive officer on 31 December 2021.

Mr House has been with Neptune for four years and played a formative role in building the business following its acquisition of ENGIE E&P International.

He also oversaw significant improvements in safety, operational efficiency and reserves and resources. 

His successor will be Pete Jones who is currently Neptune’s VP operations, Europe.

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