CarbonCore is assembling the development, engineering, technology, finance, compliance and operational capabilities required to move commercial-scale SAF projects from development toward execution.
Commercial-scale SAF development brings together technical, commercial and operational work. These are the capabilities CarbonCore is building around as the platform develops.
Shaping regional projects around resources, infrastructure and routes to market.
Defining the facility and the interfaces that connect its production systems.
Bringing specialist conversion technologies into the planned production pathway.
Developing the financial and commercial foundations required for project progression.
Building governance, risk and disclosure disciplines into project development.
Bringing operating requirements, safety and commissioning considerations into the design.
CarbonCore’s leadership brings experience across energy infrastructure, finance, governance and operations.
Michael brings decades of leadership across energy infrastructure, project finance and international development. He is the architect of CarbonCore’s multi-phase strategy, with a focus on sustainable fuels and long-term industrial renewal.
John leads legal affairs, compliance and corporate governance. His background spans commercial law, partnerships and infrastructure. He develops frameworks focused on risk, disclosure and accountability.
Ray brings experience from global oil, gas and engineering firms, combined with military leadership. As Chair, he contributes industry and leadership experience to CarbonCore’s development. His focus is reliable operations, disciplined scale-up and long-term resilience.
Dr. Sepasi is a chemist whose research interests include data science. Her chemistry and scientific expertise are relevant to CarbonCore’s SAF development work.
CarbonCore expects its engineering, project-development and operating organisation to grow as projects advance. Capabilities will develop in step with the requirements of each stage, from development toward execution.