Carbontech Leadership Council

The Carbontech Leadership Council (CLC) is an invitation-only group of corporate, non-profit, and government thought leaders who foster commercialization opportunities and identify avenues for technology validation, testing, and demonstration. Members consist of senior executives representing diverse industries that have made formal commitments to reducing carbon emissions in their core businesses and beyond. The CLC is creating a technology roadmap for the future of the carbontech industry and also works closely with the highly selective cohorts of startups participating in the C2V Initiative.

Current CLC members include:

 
 

BASF

Xenia Beyrich-Graf
Senior Vice President, Specialities and Bioscience

 
 
 
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Carbon180

Erin Burns
Executive Director

 
 
 
 
 
 

CO₂ Value Europe

Anastasios Perimenis
Executive Director

 
 
 

Energy Impact Partners

Ashwin Shashindranath
Partner

 
 
 

Evonik

Ralph Marquardt
Chief Innovation Officer

 
 
 
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Fluor

Curt Graham
SVP Office of Technology

 
 
 
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Johnson Matthey

Liz Rowsell
Chief Technology Officer

 
 
 

Shell

Akilah LeBlanc
General Manager, Commercial Innovation Partnerships

 
 
 

Veolia

Veronique Bourgier
EVP Development, Strategy, Innovation

 
 
 
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W. L. Gore & Associates

Mike McCollam
Corporate New Business Development Leader

 
 
 
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XPRIZE

Nikki Batchelor
Executive Director, XPRIZE Carbon Removal

 
 
CLCtestimonials

“Through our collaboration with C2V, we are interacting with high quality startups in the carbon capture space and the workshops and discovery groups we have attended have helped challenge us to develop new ideas and solutions.”

— Maurits van Tol, Former Chief Technology Officer and CLC representative for Johnson Matthey, now CEO Catalyst Technologies at Johnson Matthey

“CLC is one of the most impactful meetings I am able to be a part of in the space. It is a group of deeply experienced and expert individuals who come together from various industries, and they seem to come ready to engage and even share. This is quite unusual especially in the industrial corporate sphere, but also very valuable.”

— Marcius Extavour, Former CLC representative for XPRIZE

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