Dominic C.Y. Foo is a professor of process design and integration at the Universityof Nottingham Malaysia and founding director of the Centre for Green Technologies.A fellow of the Institution of Chemical Engineers (IChemE), Institution of EngineersMalaysia (IEM), and Academy of Sciences Malaysia, he is a leading scholar in resourceconservation and CO2 reduction. He has also been on the Stanford University List ofWorld Top 2% Scientists since the year 2020. Raymond R. Tan is a full professor, university fellow, and Vice-Chancellor forResearch and Innovation at De La Salle University, Philippines. He specializies inprocess systems engineering and process integration. He is a National Scientist of thePhilippines, and has also been on the Stanford University List of World Top 2% Scientistsince year 2020. John Frederick D. Tapia is a professor at De La Salle University, Philippines. Hiswork focuses on optimization tools for carbon capture, utilization and storage (CCUS)and the oil palm value chain. Current research interests include development of decision-making tools and optimization models under neutrosophic uncertainty, applied tosystems such as CCUS, process networks, and decarbonization technologies. He has alsobeen on the Stanford University List of World Top 2% Scientists for 2025.

• Section 1: Carbon Capture, Utilisation & Storage (CCUS)1. A Universal Platform for the Development and Evaluation of Various CO₂ Conversion Processes2. Design of Carbon Capture and Storage Network – A Case Study in Malaysia3. Evaluation of CO₂ Storage with Process System Engineering Methods – A Case Study in China4. Selection of Geological Sinks for CO₂ Utilization and Storage under Neutrosophic Environment5. Bilevel Optimization of CO₂ Networks with P-graphSection 2: Negative Emission Technologies6. Multi-footprint Optimization of Integrated Negative Emissions Technology Portfolios7. Criticality Analysis in Negative Emissions Technologies Network8. Development of a Rough Set-Based Model for Predicting the Change in Biochar Properties after Field ApplicationSection 3: Carbon Footprint Reduction9. Carbon Footprint Reduction for an Infant Milk Production Process10. Graphical Approach to Multi-Scope Carbon Footprint Reduction11. Systematic Graphical Framework for Multiple Footprints Reduction for a Multi-Product PlantSection 4: Energy Efficiency12. Heat Exchange Network Design and Optimisation13. Design and Optimization Approach for Sustainable Rankine Cycle SystemsConcluding14. Research Roadmap for Computing Solutions in Carbon Management

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Dominic C.Y. Foo is a professor of process design and integration at the Universityof Nottingham Malaysia and founding director of the Centre for Green Technologies.A fellow of the Institution of Chemical Engineers (IChemE), Institution of EngineersMalaysia (IEM), and Academy of Sciences Malaysia, he is a leading scholar in resourceconservation and CO2 reduction. He has also been on the Stanford University List ofWorld Top 2% Scientists since the year 2020. Raymond R. Tan is a full professor, university fellow, and Vice-Chancellor forResearch and Innovation at De La Salle University, Philippines. He specializies inprocess systems engineering and process integration. He is a National Scientist of thePhilippines, and has also been on the Stanford University List of World Top 2% Scientistsince year 2020. John Frederick D. Tapia is a professor at De La Salle University, Philippines. Hiswork focuses on optimization tools for carbon capture, utilization and storage (CCUS)and the oil palm value chain. Current research interests include development of decision-making tools and optimization models under neutrosophic uncertainty, applied tosystems such as CCUS, process networks, and decarbonization technologies. He has alsobeen on the Stanford University List of World Top 2% Scientists for 2025.

• Section 1: Carbon Capture, Utilisation & Storage (CCUS)1. A Universal Platform for the Development and Evaluation of Various CO₂ Conversion Processes2. Design of Carbon Capture and Storage Network – A Case Study in Malaysia3. Evaluation of CO₂ Storage with Process System Engineering Methods – A Case Study in China4. Selection of Geological Sinks for CO₂ Utilization and Storage under Neutrosophic Environment5. Bilevel Optimization of CO₂ Networks with P-graphSection 2: Negative Emission Technologies6. Multi-footprint Optimization of Integrated Negative Emissions Technology Portfolios7. Criticality Analysis in Negative Emissions Technologies Network8. Development of a Rough Set-Based Model for Predicting the Change in Biochar Properties after Field ApplicationSection 3: Carbon Footprint Reduction9. Carbon Footprint Reduction for an Infant Milk Production Process10. Graphical Approach to Multi-Scope Carbon Footprint Reduction11. Systematic Graphical Framework for Multiple Footprints Reduction for a Multi-Product PlantSection 4: Energy Efficiency12. Heat Exchange Network Design and Optimisation13. Design and Optimization Approach for Sustainable Rankine Cycle SystemsConcluding14. Research Roadmap for Computing Solutions in Carbon Management

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Dominic C.Y. Foo is a professor of process design and integration at the Universityof Nottingham Malaysia and founding director of the Centre for Green Technologies.A fellow of the Institution of Chemical Engineers (IChemE), Institution of EngineersMalaysia (IEM), and Academy of Sciences Malaysia, he is a leading scholar in resourceconservation and CO2 reduction. He has also been on the Stanford University List ofWorld Top 2% Scientists since the year 2020. Raymond R. Tan is a full professor, university fellow, and Vice-Chancellor forResearch and Innovation at De La Salle University, Philippines. He specializies inprocess systems engineering and process integration. He is a National Scientist of thePhilippines, and has also been on the Stanford University List of World Top 2% Scientistsince year 2020. John Frederick D. Tapia is a professor at De La Salle University, Philippines. Hiswork focuses on optimization tools for carbon capture, utilization and storage (CCUS)and the oil palm value chain. Current research interests include development of decision-making tools and optimization models under neutrosophic uncertainty, applied tosystems such as CCUS, process networks, and decarbonization technologies. He has alsobeen on the Stanford University List of World Top 2% Scientists for 2025.

• Section 1: Carbon Capture, Utilisation & Storage (CCUS)1. A Universal Platform for the Development and Evaluation of Various CO₂ Conversion Processes2. Design of Carbon Capture and Storage Network – A Case Study in Malaysia3. Evaluation of CO₂ Storage with Process System Engineering Methods – A Case Study in China4. Selection of Geological Sinks for CO₂ Utilization and Storage under Neutrosophic Environment5. Bilevel Optimization of CO₂ Networks with P-graphSection 2: Negative Emission Technologies6. Multi-footprint Optimization of Integrated Negative Emissions Technology Portfolios7. Criticality Analysis in Negative Emissions Technologies Network8. Development of a Rough Set-Based Model for Predicting the Change in Biochar Properties after Field ApplicationSection 3: Carbon Footprint Reduction9. Carbon Footprint Reduction for an Infant Milk Production Process10. Graphical Approach to Multi-Scope Carbon Footprint Reduction11. Systematic Graphical Framework for Multiple Footprints Reduction for a Multi-Product PlantSection 4: Energy Efficiency12. Heat Exchange Network Design and Optimisation13. Design and Optimization Approach for Sustainable Rankine Cycle SystemsConcluding14. Research Roadmap for Computing Solutions in Carbon Management

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