Kevin Clarke

Kevin Clarke has a diverse work experience spanning several industries. Kevin is currently the Chief Executive Officer at CREAS Energy Consulting, where they specialize in renewable energy solutions, hydrogen, carbon capture, and downstream re-use applications. Kevin is known for being a thought leader and ambassador in clean energy and digitalization.

In 2022, Kevin became the Chief Technology Officer at NeoGreen Hydrogen Corp, focusing on advancing technology in the green hydrogen sector. Kevin also serves as an Investor and Green Hydrogen Advisor at KlimatelinK, starting in May 2022.

Prior to these roles, Kevin worked at Imubit as the Chief Strategy Officer, responsible for global growth strategy development and exploring new industrial verticals in the downstream oil, gas, refining, petrochemicals, and chemicals sectors. Kevin also served as the Chief Revenue Officer for Hydrocarbons at Imubit from June 2020 to June 2021.

Before joining Imubit, Kevin worked at KBR, Inc. as the Vice President of KBR Consulting - Downstream. During their time there, they built a profitable business unit, employing a team of over 45 consultants, and achieved significant turnover within three years. Kevin successfully paid back the initial corporate investment in less than 18 months.

Kevin also held the position of Chief Revenue Officer at Permasense Ltd, where they oversaw the expansion of the company's sensor technology within the oil majors and was responsible for global new business development in the downstream industries.

Kevin'searlier experience includes positions at KBC Advanced Technologies, Elf Oil UK Ltd, and Amoco Oil UK Ltd, where they held various roles focusing on engineering, operations, planning, and scheduling in the oil and gas industry.

Overall, Kevin Clarke brings extensive expertise in renewable energy solutions, technology development, strategic growth, and consulting in the oil, gas, and refining sectors.

Kevin Clarke completed their Bachelor of Engineering (BEng) with Honors in Chemical Engineering and Chemical Technology from Imperial College London, where they studied from 1982 to 1986. Following a gap of a few years, they pursued a Master of Business Administration (MBA) from the Open Business School, specializing in Business Administration and Management, General, during the period of 1991 to 1995.