The Future of CCUS

Carbon capture is entering a new phase. Once viewed mainly as a costly compliance tool, carbon capture, utilization, and storage is now becoming a critical platform for industrial decarbonization, carbon removal, low-carbon products, and new investment opportunities. 

Today, carbon capture, utilization, and storage is moving into a new phase, driven by better technology, larger projects, stronger carbon markets, and growing demand for credible decarbonization solutions. The focus is no longer just on whether carbon capture works, but on how to scale, finance, verify, and turn it into a competitive advantage. 

Join us to understand where the market is heading, which innovations are gaining momentum, and how organizations can position themselves at the forefront of the growing carbon management economy.

Key Discussion Points:

• Moving from pilots to real projects
  What it takes to scale carbon capture from demonstration units to commercial operations, and why integrated projects are now gaining momentum.
• The Growing role of CCUS in Hard-to-abate sectors
• We’ll cover where capture is becoming practical in Hard-to-abate sectors and what those industries require in uptime, integration, and long-term demand signals.

• The rise of permanent carbon removal
  How Direct Air Capture, BECCS, and biogenic CO2 capture are creating new opportunities for high-quality carbon removal credits and long-term climate strategies.

• Why infrastructure is becoming the deciding factor
  The growing importance of CO2 transport, storage networks, ports, pipelines, and shared hubs in making projects faster, cheaper, and more investable.

• Turning captured carbon into value
  CO2 utilization is starting to show real promise, including synthetic fuels, low-carbon building materials, chemicals, and mineralization.