Muhammad Ismail Shah has been the Managing Director for Technology Centre Mongstad, TCM, since 2022, leading the world’s most advanced facility for testing and verification of post combustion Carbon Capture technologies. Previously he had key roles in the organization, starting as the Principle Carbon Capture Specialist in 2016, and then taking the responsibilities working as Technology Manager at TCM leading and coaching a group of dedicated engineers and researchers. Shah is seconded to TCM from Gassnova SF and have been working with TCM project since 2011, where he was involved in different phases of the project such as construction, commissioning, startup, modifications, testing, troubleshooting and modelling and validation.He has over 15 years of experience in CO2 capture and renewable energy from industry, research & development, and academia. He has been working as Technology specialist with thermal conversion processes of biomass to transportation fuels in Norske Skog. He holds a Master in Oil and Gas Engineering from Aalborg university, Denmark and bachelor’s degree in chemical engineering from University of Engineering & Technology Peshawar, Pakistan.

Kjetil Hantveit has been Modification Manager at TCM since 2014.

He then came back to TCM from the position as offshore project manager at Troll TPC34.(2011 – 2014)
Kjetil worked in the project team building TCM back in 2009 to 2011.
Hantveit has a craft of certificate as an electrical engineer. He has long experience from projects in the oil- and gas industry, and former had positions at Fabricom and Aibel.
He is hired inn from Omega to TCM.

Christina Martavaltzi is seconded, by Shell, as the Business Development Manager at the Technology Centre Mongstad. Her first role at TCM was Advisory Services Lead. In previous roles, Christina supported the Shell Technology Leadership Team when building the Technology Commercialization and R&D Technical Function Strategies toward the Energy Transition. She has also delivered R&D CO2 capture programs from development to demonstration stage and authored 10 scientific papers on CCS resulting in more than 650 citations. She holds a master’s degree in environmental Catalysis, a postmaster in Process Design from Technical University of Delft and a Ph.D. in Chemical Engineering (Post-Combustion Capture of CO2) from the Aristotle University in Greece.

Matthew Campbell has been working in the TCM Technical Support team as Principle Technologist since 2019, working on a variety of test campaigns and advisory service projects. He has 17 years of experience in CO2 capture industry, covering areas of research, development and deployment of different technologies. He holds a Master and Bachelor in Chemical Engineering from McGill University in Montreal.

[9:38 AM] Christian Heggernes Bergset

NOR:

Christian har jobbet hos TCM siden 2018. Han har tidligere jobbet som Assistent Finance and Administration manager ved TCM. Han har mer enn 15 års erfaring som økonomikonsulent, regnskapssjef og økonomisjef. Han har en mastergrad fra NHH, med spesialisering innen Økonomisk Styring.

Christian er innleid fra PwC





ENG:

Christian has been working with TCM since 2018. He comes from the position as Assistant Finance and Administration manager. He has more than 15 years of professional experience as a financial consultant, Chief Accountant and Finance Manager. He holds a master’s degree from NHH, specialized within Business analysis and performance management.

Bergset is a consultant hired from PwC to TCM

Robert Henricks has been Operations Manager at TCM since February 2021 and Acting Managing Director since September 2021. He is seconded to TCM from Equinor.

Henricks has several years of experience in operational support and management, both from Equinor and Orkla. He has previously led Equinor Mongstad’s turnarounds, as well as led the project sector at Equinor Mongstad, where he has been responsible for modifications, maintenance shutdowns and project-based maintenance. Henricks holds a master’s degree in chemical engineering from NTNU in Trondheim.