Emma is Community Energy England's chief executive, having been instrumental in developing the organisation since its creation by a group of community energy practitioners. Emma has over fifteen years’ experience in sustainable development, working for the public, private and community sectors. She has on the ground experience of community energy, as previous to her role at Community Energy England, Emma was general manager of Sheffield Renewables. Her role included project management of community renewable energy schemes, developing and managing community share offers and supporting the development of community energy across the South Yorkshire region.

Felicity is a partner at Everoze, an employee-owned clean energy consultancy, and non-exec director at the Centre for Sustainable Energy (CSE). She’s recently become director of LiveDiligence, a software-as-a-service business enabling accelerated, smarter due diligence of renewables and storage investments.

Emma Pinchbeck is the chief executive of Energy UK, a position that she has held since July 2020. She is an expert in whole-economy decarbonisation and the energy transition. She also holds several board advisory positions. Emma had her first baby in October 2019 and shares childcare with her husband. She is passionate about efforts to improve diversity in the energy industry.

From 2016-2020, she served as deputy CEO of the trade body Renewable UK, in which role she also sat on the Board of Scottish Renewables. Prior to this, Emma was head of climate change at WWF-UK. She has an MA from the University of Oxford.