Greg Hall

Greg Hall has over 15 years of experience in the energy industry. Greg is currently serving as the Director of Project Development at LanzaJet, where they manage customer relationships and leads the development of projects through the full project lifecycle. Prior to this, Greg worked at Petrogenium as the Client Director and Managing Consultant, partnering with clients to reduce risk and create value in their operations, with a focus on supporting the energy transition and asset ownership transition.

Greg's early career was spent at Shell, where they held various managerial roles. Greg served as the Manufacturing Greenhouse Gas and Energy Improvement Manager - Americas, managing central support resources and delivering greenhouse gas and energy plans for Shell's refining and chemicals sites in North and South America. Greg also worked as a Technology Manager, overseeing process technology, process control/automation, utilities, energy, and water disciplines.

Furthermore, Greg served as the Regional Manufacturing Support Manager - Americas at Shell Global Solutions, where they managed technology resources supporting manufacturing assets, catalyst business, and third-party clients in North and South America. Greg was also appointed as the General Manager of Global Manufacturing Support, Service Management, and Continuous Improvement organization.

Earlier in their career at Shell, Greg held the positions of Manager of Process Engineering Projects and Process Engineering Manager, where they were responsible for developing strategic growth plans, capital planning and management, and evaluation, design, and implementation of capital projects. Greg also served as the Strategic Projects Manager, handling strategic projects within the organization.

Overall, Greg Hall has demonstrated expertise and leadership in project development, client consulting, technology management, and manufacturing support within the energy industry.

Greg Hall has a Bachelor of Science (BS) degree in Chemical Engineering from the University of Kentucky. Greg also holds a Master of Science (MS) degree in Chemical Engineering from the same institution. No specific start or end years are provided for either degree.