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Cameron Halliday
Cameron Halliday is co-founder and CEO of Mantel, a leading provider of energy-efficient and cost-effective carbon capture for heavy industry. Mantel’s high-temperature, liquid-phase carbon capture system uses a proprietary molten-borate that integrates directly into industrial operations. Mantel’s system reduces energy losses by 97% and operates at less than half the industry-average cost per tonne. Backed by leading global energy investors, including Shell, Eni, and bp, Mantel is deploying across power generation, oil & gas, pulp & paper, chemicals, and other critical sectors. Cameron studied chemical engineering at Loughborough University and completed MIT’s PhDCEP program, where he co-invented Mantel’s core technology with Professor Alan Hatton and Takuya Harada. He later earned an MBA from MIT Sloan and co-founded Mantel with Sean Robertson and Danielle Colson.