All sources of energy for human activities have an impact on our environment, so it is cruical for the energy transition to be informed by the best possible data in order to minimise environmental impacts. My role is primarily to act as a 'critical friend' of decarbonisation activities in the energy sector; I acknowledge that interventions such as renewable energy developments or transmission system upgrades are not zero impact, and work to develop and improve the analytical tools to evaluate both these and any consequential benefits (such as displacement of fossil fuels). The aim of my work is to inform development in the sector to achieve rapid, affordable decarbonisation, while limiting other environmental damage. A particular focus of this is currently on evaluating marginal carbon costs and benefits; combining my background in Electrical & Mechanical Engineering with a detailed understanding of Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) and marginal analysis techniques adapted from economics.

Camilla is also a keen advocate for diversity in Engineering. She is the founding chair of the School's Molly Fergusson Initiative, and was named one of the Top 50 Women in Engineering - Sustainability in 2020. 

Her pronouns are she/her.

• Consequential environmental impacts of changes to energy systems
• Life Cycle Assessment of energy technologies
• Carbon emissions offsets, displacements and reductions from energy technologies and carbon capture
• Optimisation of energy systems for minimum cost and carbon
• Renewable resource assessment

• Eduardo Rosales Ortega (PhD student): Renewable energy optimal dispatch modelling incorporating energy storage systems to deliver cost-effective decarbonisation in an emerging economy such as Mexico
• Iain Struthers (PhD student): Carbon reduction potential of wind & marine energy systems and their interactions
• Nadezda Avanessova (EngD student): Developing a holistic operation and maintenance simulation tool for emerging offshore wind projects
• Eve Andrews (EngD student): Circular Economy for Offshore Wind
• Daria Cislo (EngD student): Offshore Wind - Addressing the challenges of carbon, climate resilience and cost
• Akashdeep Dey (PhD student): Hybrid power plants to support energy security in a cost-effective net-zero energy system
• Adam Henderson (PhD student): A holistic evaluation of the emissions benefits of interventions on the energy system to inform policy and investment decisions
• Mohammed Alruwaili (PhD student): Multi-Vector analysis of emission impacts in energy systems

MSc Sustainable Energy Systems - Dissertation supervision

Technologies for Sustainable Energy - Lecturer and course-organiser