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Thomas Hills

Thomas Hills has expertise in carbon management technologies and decarbonizing cement production. He holds a PhD from Imperial College London focused on carbon capture in the cement industry. Currently, he works as a research associate at Imperial College on a project to evaluate carbon capture technology feasibility and manufacture low-carbon cement. He also provides technical advice to the UK government on developing policies and pathways for decarbonizing cement manufacturing.

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Thomas Hills British Citizen Full, clean UK driving licence More information available at uk.linkedin.com/in/thomashills/ Languages: English: Native speaker. French: B-Grade at A-level (B2) References are available on request. PROFILE A PhD with expertise in carbon management technologies, knowledge of the cement & construction industries, statistics, mathematical modelling and material science. Has successfully leveraged these skills to deliver climate and energy policy appraisal, techno-economic and technology maturity benchmarking to a range of clients. WORK EXPERIENCE Research Associate, Cement Sector Decarbonisation LEILAC project Department of Chemical Engineering, Imperial College London, UK Design, construction and commissioning of a laboratory reactor for evaluating carbon capture technology feasibility Manufacture and technical assessment of cement clinker from the capture process 2016- present Technical advisor, Cement Decarbonisation Policy development Department of Business, Innovation and Skills, UK Invited to act as a third-party expert in the development of decarbonisation pathways for the cement industry Advised civil servants, consultants and industry actors on the suitability of technologies to decarbonise cement manufacture Provided critical feedback on the consultants work Invited to continue in the same role for the second phase of the project 2014 present Research Associate, Industrial Energy Policy Grantham Institute Climate Change and the Environment, Imperial College London Development and coordination of an international grant proposal Process modelling and exergy analysis of several industries Economic assessment of various process integration options 2013 Consultant, Halving Global CO2 by 2050: Technologies and Costs Delivered by the Grantham Institute - Climate Change and the Environment for AREVA Techno-economic assessment of thermal electricity generation methods Worldwide electricity generation market scenario development 20122013 Research Technician National Nuclear Laboratory (NNL), Workington (12 weeks) 2010 EDUCATION
Thomas Hills PhD student: Carbon Capture in the Cement Industry Department of Chemical Engineering, Imperial College London, UK Activities: o Statistical analysis o Techno-economic assessment o Mathematical modelling (MATLAB, SPSS) o Cement synthesis and technical analysis Funding: Industrial (CEMEX) and academic (Grantham Institute) Output: Two papers published; three in the pipeline 2011 2016 Masters of Engineering in Chemical & Nuclear Engineering (1st Class Honours) Department of Chemical Engineering, Imperial College London, UK 20072011 COMMUNICATION & ORGANISATION EXPERIENCE Coordination and training of volunteers for a humanitarian mapping project in Epworth, Zimbabwe 2015 present 4 positions (including President) in Engineers without Borders Imperial 20092013 Member of the Imperial College Student Union Council 20112012 Treasurer of a project in Tanzania to build rainwater harvesting systems 2009 PRESENTATION EXPERIENCE Presented as part of International Energy Agency delegation to Chinese Ministry of Science and Technology, Beijing 2013 Elevator pitches in Climate-KIC entrepreneurship summer school (Finalist) 2011 OTHER EXPERIENCE Researcher, Decarbonisation of industrial heat production & use: Applied the principles of systematic reviews and Rapid Evidence Assessments to categorisation of data and gap analysis 2013 Tutor for the EWB Challenge course at Imperial College: Guided and marked first year undergraduate engineering students through the principles and application of engineering design in an international development context. 20122014 Finalist in the Climate-KIC Innovation & Climate Change Summer School: Development of a business model for verified carbon credit generation. Presented of an elevator pitch and won a 贈10k grant to develop the idea. 2011 OTHER INTERESTS Heavily involved in Missing Maps, a humanitarian mapping project run by M辿decins sans Fronti竪res and the Red Cross. This includes training new volunteers and developing new work flows and tools for inputting data sent from developing countries.

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  • 1. Thomas Hills British Citizen Full, clean UK driving licence More information available at uk.linkedin.com/in/thomashills/ Languages: English: Native speaker. French: B-Grade at A-level (B2) References are available on request. PROFILE A PhD with expertise in carbon management technologies, knowledge of the cement & construction industries, statistics, mathematical modelling and material science. Has successfully leveraged these skills to deliver climate and energy policy appraisal, techno-economic and technology maturity benchmarking to a range of clients. WORK EXPERIENCE Research Associate, Cement Sector Decarbonisation LEILAC project Department of Chemical Engineering, Imperial College London, UK Design, construction and commissioning of a laboratory reactor for evaluating carbon capture technology feasibility Manufacture and technical assessment of cement clinker from the capture process 2016- present Technical advisor, Cement Decarbonisation Policy development Department of Business, Innovation and Skills, UK Invited to act as a third-party expert in the development of decarbonisation pathways for the cement industry Advised civil servants, consultants and industry actors on the suitability of technologies to decarbonise cement manufacture Provided critical feedback on the consultants work Invited to continue in the same role for the second phase of the project 2014 present Research Associate, Industrial Energy Policy Grantham Institute Climate Change and the Environment, Imperial College London Development and coordination of an international grant proposal Process modelling and exergy analysis of several industries Economic assessment of various process integration options 2013 Consultant, Halving Global CO2 by 2050: Technologies and Costs Delivered by the Grantham Institute - Climate Change and the Environment for AREVA Techno-economic assessment of thermal electricity generation methods Worldwide electricity generation market scenario development 20122013 Research Technician National Nuclear Laboratory (NNL), Workington (12 weeks) 2010 EDUCATION
  • 2. Thomas Hills PhD student: Carbon Capture in the Cement Industry Department of Chemical Engineering, Imperial College London, UK Activities: o Statistical analysis o Techno-economic assessment o Mathematical modelling (MATLAB, SPSS) o Cement synthesis and technical analysis Funding: Industrial (CEMEX) and academic (Grantham Institute) Output: Two papers published; three in the pipeline 2011 2016 Masters of Engineering in Chemical & Nuclear Engineering (1st Class Honours) Department of Chemical Engineering, Imperial College London, UK 20072011 COMMUNICATION & ORGANISATION EXPERIENCE Coordination and training of volunteers for a humanitarian mapping project in Epworth, Zimbabwe 2015 present 4 positions (including President) in Engineers without Borders Imperial 20092013 Member of the Imperial College Student Union Council 20112012 Treasurer of a project in Tanzania to build rainwater harvesting systems 2009 PRESENTATION EXPERIENCE Presented as part of International Energy Agency delegation to Chinese Ministry of Science and Technology, Beijing 2013 Elevator pitches in Climate-KIC entrepreneurship summer school (Finalist) 2011 OTHER EXPERIENCE Researcher, Decarbonisation of industrial heat production & use: Applied the principles of systematic reviews and Rapid Evidence Assessments to categorisation of data and gap analysis 2013 Tutor for the EWB Challenge course at Imperial College: Guided and marked first year undergraduate engineering students through the principles and application of engineering design in an international development context. 20122014 Finalist in the Climate-KIC Innovation & Climate Change Summer School: Development of a business model for verified carbon credit generation. Presented of an elevator pitch and won a 贈10k grant to develop the idea. 2011 OTHER INTERESTS Heavily involved in Missing Maps, a humanitarian mapping project run by M辿decins sans Fronti竪res and the Red Cross. This includes training new volunteers and developing new work flows and tools for inputting data sent from developing countries.