Matt Flannery

Matt F. has a diverse work experience in the geoscience and engineering field. Matt is currently working as the Geoscience and Engineering Director at Stratum Reservoir, leading a team that delivers solutions to operators in various industries. Matt has designed an analytical program for EPA Class VI Well permits. Prior to this, they were the Business Development Director for the Western Hemisphere at Stratum, where they significantly grew the CCUS delivered portfolio revenue and pending project portfolio.

Earlier in their career, they worked as a Director and Geoscience Advisor at Petroleum Geochemistry Inc., specializing in petroleum systems consulting and integrated fluid data interpretation. Matt also worked at BHP in various roles, including Exploration Geoscience Advisor, Exploration Geoscience Manager, Supervisor of Geoscience Specialists, and Senior Geologist.

In addition to their industry experience, Matt F. has also worked as an Adjunct Lecturer at Rice University and held various roles at Shell International Exploration and Production, including Senior Geologist, Flow Assurance Engineer, and Research Engineer. Matt has experience in fluid evaluation and sampling technology, flow assurance, and organic solids.

Overall, Matt F. has a strong background in geoscience and engineering, with expertise in a wide range of areas including carbon capture, petroleum systems, geopressure, exploration, and flow assurance.

Matt F. has a strong educational background in chemistry and geochemistry. Matt started their academic journey at UWC South East Asia, where they completed their International Baccalaureate degree between 1986 and 1992. Following this, they attended the University of Bristol, where they obtained a BSc (Honours) in Chemistry from 1992 to 1995. Matt continued their education at the same institution, completing a PhD in Analytical Chemistry (Geochemistry) from 1995 to 2000. Additionally, they have obtained certifications as a Chartered Chemist and a Chartered Scientist from the Royal Society of Chemistry at unspecified dates.