Christina Iosifidou, Head of Sustainability at Siemens Energy – Grid Technologies and Jille Luijckx, Sustainability Partner and CSDDD Lead at Deloitte discuss what corporate clients expect from their suppliers in terms of demonstrating strong environmental responsibility. They will go into how new regulations like CBAM and CSDDD are rewriting the rules of global supply chains and how innovative collaborations between clients and suppliers drive the development of low-carbon solutions, optimised logistics, and circular economy practices.

The Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) sends a clear message: emissions have a cost. For energy companies, this translates into decarbonising not only operations but also global supplier networks. Meanwhile, the Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive (CSDDD) pushes firms to take full accountability for human rights and environmental risks, forcing a rethink of procurement and risk management.

Jille sees firsthand how clients are embedding sustainability in everything from sourcing to product innovation. With tools for traceability and ESG data validation, companies are turning regulatory pressure into an engine for innovation. At Siemens Energy – Grid Technologies, Christina is personally working on this.

Christina brings deep expertise and actionable insights on dealing with supply chain challenges and overcoming obstacles in implementing sustainable practices to her role as Head of Sustainability at Siemens Energy – Grid Technologies. With hands-on experience in global innovation and product development for power transformers in Germany, Austria and Brazil,

Christina is personally and professionally driven to decarbonise products across the value chain, pushing for greater transparency, and building green lead markets for low-emission – ultimately leading to a more sustainable future in the energy sector.

Jille is a Partner in Deloitte’s Sustainability practice focused on Supply Chains. He also leads CSDDD for Deloitte Netherlands. He has 20+ years of experience in the intersection of supply chain and sustainability helping organisations unlock trapped value. He has deep understanding of the supply chain implications related to Energy Transition, Decarbonisation and Social sustainability. Over the last 10 years Jille held various leadership roles across the consulting industry and the preceding 10 years across industry including GE.

Join Christina and Jille on 19 June and understand how EU regulations Are Reshaping Supply Chains and why sustainability in the supply chain is both a business and a regulatory necessity.

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