Professor & Inventor

Colin Oloman (BE, M.A.Sc., P.Eng.) is a professor emeritus in the Department of Chemical Engineering at the University of British Columbia. His career has focused on electrochemical processes and sustainable energy solutions, including the development of advanced electrochemical reactors for power generation and electrosynthesis. Oloman's work emphasizes practical innovations like regenerative fuel cells, which aim to reduce reliance on fossil fuels and address climate change challenges.

Oloman has also explored CO₂ electrochemical reduction to useful products like formate, supporting carbon capture and utilization technologies. His efforts in coupling energy efficiency with environmental sustainability reflect his commitment to addressing climate change through innovative chemical engineering approaches.

Oloman has authored two books and contributed to over 100 scientific papers, patents, and proprietary reports in electrochemical and thermochemical process technology.

Sustainable M & E Balances Textbook

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Research Projects

Innovative solutions for climate change through engineering and technology.

Patented Innovations

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Publications

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