Graduated with a First Class Honours degree in Chemical Engineering in 2017. Later in 2017 he received an MSc in Chemical Engineering from the University of Leeds before continuing studies and completing a four-year integrated MPhil and PhD in Bioenergy centering around the main thesis entitled “An environmental and economic assessment of introducing hydrogen to a combined heavy duty/off-road vehicle fleet in the UK”, with the core of this study focused on total cost of ownership and life cycle assessment analyses. Cameron now works at the green hydrogen energy services company, Protium, working on a range of projects aimed to decarbonise heat, power, and transport sectors.