Bram joined Gasunie in 2014 and has since worked in various strategy and business development positions in gas infrastructure in the Netherlands and abroad. More recently, he has acted as Gasunie's shareholder representative in Porthos, the first Dutch CCS project which is currently under construction. He is momentarily active in the next phase of business development of the Dutch CCS industry in which national clusters will be connected with neighbouring markets. Bram holds a background in Petroleum, Energy Economics, and Finance from the University of Aberdeen and in Energy Politics in Eurasia from the European University at St. Petersburg. Currently, Bram is projectmanager of the CCS part of the Delta Rhine Corridor. The Delta Rhine Corridor (DRC) project aims to help by facilitating the transport of CO2 from Germany and the Netherlands to CO2 storage facilities under the North Sea and to potential CO2 users.