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Johnson Ugwu is a Senior Lecturer in Energy and Environmental Engineering at Teesside University, affiliated with the Centre for Sustainable Engineering within the School of Computing Engineering and Digital Technologies. He holds a PhD in Petroleum Reservoir Engineering from Robert Gordon University, an MBA, and advanced degrees in Chemical Engineering. His research focuses on decarbonization strategies, carbon capture and storage (CCS), hydrogen production and storage, biofuel refinery design, and reservoir engineering. He has secured significant grants, including PTDF scholarships, RMRDC funding for pilot plant development, and Teesside University grants for biodiesel production. He has supervised four PhD completions and leads the MSc Oil and Gas Management program, contributing to curricula and CPD workshops in hydrogen economy and safety management.
Key achievements include developing innovative approaches for gas-condensate reservoir modeling, leading collaborative projects in the energy and chemical sectors, and serving as an external PhD examiner at Robert Gordon University. His awards include Chartered Engineer status and Fellow of the Higher Education Academy. Research collaborations span industry and academia, emphasizing sustainable process design and energy transition.
- Education: PhD (Robert Gordon University), MBA, MSc, BEng (Chemical Engineering)
- Key Roles: Course Leader (MSc Oil and Gas Management), External Examiner (Robert Gordon University), Visiting Lecturer (Aberdeen College)
- Awards: PTDF Scholarship, WIPO Training, CEng/MEng/FCHEA Charted Status
Research interests include in-situ hydrogen production from hydrocarbon reservoirs, decarbonization processes, and techno-economic analysis of sustainable energy systems. His work bridges academia and industry, addressing global energy challenges through innovation in pilot plant design and policy-driven decarbonization strategies.
