Please save the date for the CCSA’s Annual UK Conference, CCUS 2025, taking place on the 14th – 15th October at the QEII in London.
Registration will open soon.
Please save the date for the CCSA’s Annual UK Conference, CCUS 2025, taking place on the 14th – 15th October at the QEII in London.
Registration will open soon.
Please save the date for the 2025 CCSA EU Conference, taking place on the 14th May at the Cardo Brussels.
Registration will open soon.
Join us for the 2024 Carbon Capture & Storage Association’s (CCSA) EU Conference on the 3rd of July 2024, in Brussels. Experience a day of insightful panels with 20+ industry and EU Institution speakers discussing the future of CCUS in Europe.
The format
The event will be held in person at the Nhow Bloom Brussels Hotel, with 200+ delegates expected for in-person attendance.
The conference agenda will include panel sessions and networking opportunities throughout the day – including a 1-hour lunch break and networking drinks at the end of the programme.
This will be the flagship CCUS conference to attend this year in Brussels. It will offer significant opportunities to network and build business partnerships, whilst learning about CCUS in Europe.
Don’t miss this chance to attend the first 2024 CCSA EU Conference, gain valuable CCUS knowledge and broader your network.
Confirmed speakers:
• Tatiana Márquez Uriarte – Member of Cabinet of the Commissioner for Energy, European Commission.
• Maria Velkova – Deputy Head of Unit, DG CLIMA, European Commission.
• Sebastian Fischer – Policy Advisor, Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Climate Action of Germany.
• Dražen Tumara – Project Officer, Joint Research Centre, European Commission.
• Emmanouil Kakaras – Executive Vice President NEXT Energy, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries.
• Bruce Moore – Head of Strategy & Decarbonisation, Director Europe & Africa, Mitsui O.S.K. Lines.
• Ellina Levina – Head of Public Affairs, Global CCS Institute
• Scarlett Ann Mertin – Policy Advisor, GIE.
• Nicolas Peugniez – Head of Strategy, GRTgaz.
• Vincent Michel – GO4ZERO Program Director, Holcim.
• Antoine Hoxha – Director General, Fertilizers Europe.
• Caterina de Matteis – Senior Policy Manager, IOGP Europe.
• Emmanuel Brutin – Public Affairs Director, Cembureau.
• Joanna Frankowska – Account Manager for Energy & Living, CEN & CENELEC
• Toby Lockwood – Technology and Markets Director, CATF.
• Erika Ahlqvist – Vice President of Sustainability, Hydro Extrusions
• Oscar Schily – Climate Policy Manager, Climeworks.
• Ennio Prizzi – Policy Officer, Bioenergy Europe.
• Els Jooris – Business Opportunity Manager, Shell.
• James McAreavey – Global Head of CCUS, Xodus.
• Pia Malene Andersen – Advisor CCS Section, Norwegian Ministry of Energy.
• Morten Skovgaard Olsen – CCS Advisor, Danish Energy Agency
The CCSA’s annual flagship conference, CCUS 2024: Capturing a Net Zero Future, will take place on the 15th – 16th October at Central Hall Westminster, London.
The 2024 conference takes place in a critical year for CCUS. With the selection of the Track-1 and Track-2 CCUS Clusters last year, the UK is close to reaching final investment decision for the first UK CCUS projects. The CCUS industry is also ramping up in the EU and beyond – the recent publication of the EU Industrial Carbon Management strategy has reinforced the EU’s commitment to the deployment of CCS, and at the international level, CCUS received its first ever mention in the final outcome of COP28 last year.
Find more info on the conference website here.
Register for tickets here.
The CCSA’s annual flagship conference “CCUS 2023 Conference: Springboard to Net Zero” takes place on the 17th – 18th October at Central Hall Westminster in London.
The 2023 conference takes place in a critical year for CCUS. The UK has recently made key announcements regarding the next steps for CCUS deployment – including £20bn of funding and confirmation of the first eight carbon capture projects to be built. The EU’s Net Zero Industry Act and the US’s Inflation Reduction Act are also having a significant impact on the deployment of CCUS in those regions.
The focus this year will be on the way forward for CCUS and the pivotal role it will need to play as we journey towards net zero. The conference will cover a wide variety of topics such as; CCUS business models, market frameworks, CCUS supply chains, carbon removals, capture and storage permitting, CCS-enabled hydrogen, networks and developments in regions such as Denmark, Germany, United States, Asia and the Middle East.
To view the full programme and speakers, please visit the conference website here.
Photos from the conference can be viewed here.
View the highlights video here.
CCUS Industry Insights interview series can be found here.
You are invited to attend the Net Zero Within Reach conference, hosted by the Zero Emissions Platform and supported by the Carbon Capture and Storage Association. The full-day event will be held at the Square Brussels Convention Centre on April 26 2023.
This year is crucial for the development of carbon capture and storage (CCS) and carbon capture and utilisation (CCU) technologies in Europe. There is a positive momentum, we have seen many announcements of projects and cross-border cooperation, and there are a range of policy developments in the pipeline.
This year’s conference will provide an outstanding platform for the CCS and CCU industry and technology providers, thought leaders, policymakers, researchers, and civil society to come together and share their insights on the future of these technologies in Europe, opportunities and challenges, and what needs to be done to reach climate neutrality by mid-century.
Come and join the discussions!
Click here to see the conference programme and watch the conference livestream
Please note that registration is now closed.
On the 18-19 October the Carbon Capture & Storage Association (CCSA) held its annual two-day conference ‘CCUS 2022: Time to Deliver’. This year’s conference saw leaders of the Carbon Capture, Utilisation and Storage (CCUS) industry – technology developers, end-users, governments and regulators, research, legal and financial sectors – address over 400 delegates about latest developments in this rapidly evolving sector.
The conference was sponsored by 13 companies from across the CCUS value chain, including platinum sponsors SSE Thermal, GE and Equinor as well as Carbon Clean sponsoring the conference drinks reception. Speakers at the conference included environmental experts such as founder and Chair of the Centre for Climate Recovery at Cambridge and Climate Crisis Action Group, Sir David King; Chair of the Energy Transitions Commission, Lord Adair Turner and Chair of the Government’s Energy Digitalisation Taskforce and member of the CCUS Council, Laura Sandys. Industrial leaders such as Valborg Lundegaard, CEO of Aker Carbon Capture and Paul Marsden, President of Bechtel Energy also addressed delegates – laying out their plans for implementation of CCUS, including investment in the UK.
The conference also heard from Graham Stuart, Minister of State for Climate, who spoke about the important role CCUS has to play in delivering the government’s Net Zero strategy, saying “Deploying CCUS technology is not only an intelligent way of reaching Net Zero, it is vital.”
The pre-recorded keynote speech from Sir David King can be found here.
Presentations from the conference can be found below.
Photographs from the event can be accessed here, using the code Ccus2022.
Recordings of the plenary sessions can be found here.
Capturing the Conversation on CCUS interview series can be found here.
Highlights video can be found here.
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