CCUS 2025 London

Yörükcan is leading ERM's work on engineered / durable carbon dioxide removals (CDR), including direct air capture (DAC), bioenergy with CCS (BECCS), biochar, enhanced weathering, and concrete mineralisation. His work involves delivering techno-economic analysis, techno-commercial due diligence, project integrity assessment, market sizing, and MRV (monitoring, verification, and reporting) review. Yorukcan is also highly specialised in voluntary carbon markets (VCM) and global decarbonisation policies, particularly as it related to engineered CDRs. He has led a series of projects advising the UK Government about their current CDR business models based on carbon CfDs and their approach to CDR certification. As a member of the GGR Future Leaders Network, Yorukcan represents ERM's view on CDR policy at several external organisations. 

Dr. Christie Hazell-Marshall works for ERM as air quality lead for Europe, Middle East and Africa. Christie is also part of ERMs global air quality team and is Carbon Capture technical lead for the UK. She completed their PhD in Air Pollution and Health in 2000, and moved into consulting specialising in industrial air quality. Christie was first involved with Carbon Capture in 2015 working on the UKs first two projects at Drax White Rose and Shell Peterhead. Christie has subsequently undertaken a variety of projects for clients including design advice, air quality impact assessments, dispersion modelling, Planning and Permitting support, and a variety of technical studies including derivation of Environmental Assessment Levels and Emission Limit Values. Christie has worked with the CCSA for several years, most recently on the Path to Permitting workshops designed to identify key barriers to deployment of CCS and identify solutions. More broadly, Christie regularly represents clients in the public forum, appears as an expert witness and undertakes liaison with regulators on behalf of clients.

Amelia is leading ERM’s strategic advisory work on carbon capture, CO₂ transport, utilisation and storage, alongside supporting industrial clusters to build collective roadmaps towards net zero. She started her journey at ERM advising the UK’s climate change committee on targets for UK industrial decarbonisation, developing a detailed vision for the UK’s Humber cluster, and researching emerging CO₂ utilisation technologies. She has since supported multiple governments and sectors to identify the role of carbon capture in net zero. Most recently Amelia has been leading ERM’s work on CO₂ sourcing strategies for e-fuel developers, CO₂ transport networks, and commercial models for CCUS value chains.  

Matt Wilson, a Principal Consultant at ERM, advises public and private clients including senior executives within industrial commodities, power, oil and gas and investor communities on industrial decarbonisation.

Since joining ERM in 2018, Matt has developed his knowledge of the critical technologies that constitute the CCUS value chain alongside how these are implemented. This knowledge of implementation stems from work across many of the UK’s industrial clusters as well as industrial assets across Northern Europe, the Gulf of Mexico and Southeast Asia. Matt supports his clients with concept development, consortia formation, navigating emerging government policy, funding acquisition support and mapping pathways to final investment decisions.

Matt has an MEng in Chemical Engineering from the University of Cambridge that includes a year studying at MIT. Here, he gained both technical and commercial knowledge in the field of chemical engineering, including renewable technologies.