Chun Ka Kwok is a senior production engineer with SLB Digital & Integration with 14 years of experience in CO2 pipeline and injection modeling, flow assurance, multiphase flow simulation and production optimization. Graduated from University of Hawaii with Master's degree in Mechanical Engineering.

I am a dedicated Reservoir Engineer with a focus on the Carbon Capture, Utilization, and Storage Department at PETRONAS, where I have been contributing since 2015. I hold a BSc degree in Petroleum Engineering (2015) and an MSc degree in Petroleum Geosciences (2021) from Universiti Teknologi PETRONAS (UTP). My career has been marked by active involvement in numerous technology/research projects centered on CO2 storage in both clastic and carbonate reservoirs, emphasizing formation damage, CO2 flow dynamics, and CO2-brine-rock geochemistry through experimental and modeling studies. Additionally, I have been at the forefront of pioneering research on microbial processes for subsurface CO2 utilization and CO2 mineralization in ultramafic and mafic rocks. My work underscores my unwavering commitment to advancing sustainable energy solutions and driving innovation in the field.

Michael Aikman (Ph.D., MBA) is currently working as Expert Reservoir engineer for ADNOC for all their field development projects. He is an accomplished engineer with over 35 years of experience in the upstream oil and gas industry. He has worked in organizations that range in size from 45 employees and producing 5 MBOE/d to a large middle east National Oil Company with over 50,000 employees and production over 6 MMBOE/d. He has worked extensively across different reservoirs in various technical roles in North America (Shell, Oxy) and Middle East (KOC, QP, ADNOC). Dr Aikman earned his PhD from University of Calgary and has an MBA from UT Dallas and BS Chemical Engineering from University of Toronto.

Dr. Xue is a Chief Researcher with a primary focus on seismic rock physics in earth science. He started his professional career in carbon sequestration in 2000. He was responsible for CO2 monitoring at the first Japanese pilot-scale saline aquifer storage project (Nagaoka project). Now he is the Chief Researcher of Research Institute of Innovative Technology for the Earth (RITE). He has teaching experiences as a Senior Lecturer and then an Associate Professor at the Department of Civil and Earth Resource Engineering in Kyoto University. He served as an Associate Editor of International Journal of Greenhouse Gas Control during 2007-2012 and was responsible for CO2 monitoring. He received a B.S. and an M.S. and Doctor’s degree in faculty engineering from Hokkaido University, and a best paper award from Society of Exploration Geophysicists of Japan in 2006.