European Conference CO2 Capture, Storage & Reuse 2024

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Following last year’s great response to our CO2 Capture, Storage & Reuse Conference with over 390 participants from 26+ countries we’re announcing next edition with great excitement. The conference will take place on 15-16 May 2024 in Copenhagen, Denmark. Our 2024 edition focuses on excellent speakers with highly sought presentations, interesting industry panel discussion, technical insights and many hours of networking.

An increasing worldwide focus on CO2 capture and decarbonisation across all industries enables vast project and investment opportunities. Also many challenges arise with newly implemented regulations regarding eg. ETS. Captured CO2 is becoming a highly sought commodity for cement, steel, chemicals and other industries decarbonization. Meet key actors in this industry, get insights and turn your challanges into opportunities on the CO2 Capture, Storage & Reuse 2024 Copenhagen.

Key topics:

• EU ETS Carbon pricing – Current status
• Building on Fit-for-55: what is next for CCU in EU policies: REPower EU plan, RED III
• Accessing the 40bn EU Innovation Fund and other EU instruments
• Financing and investing in the CCUS sector
• Legal framework for CO2 capture and storage in production & transport
• The road to efficient international CCS infrastructure
• Sourcing CO₂ for utilization projects
• Proven Carbon Capture Solutions, CAPEX & OPEX of carbon capture systems
• What does it take to decarbonize the hard-to-abate industries: CCUS perspective
• Creating CCUS value chains for industries
• Onshore and offshore CO2 storage – challenges and possibilities
• CO2 transportation and storage project

• Erik Pott, Business Development Manager, Skellefteå Kraft
• Mohamed Magdeldin, Director Carbon Capture, Sumitomo SHI FW
• Anne-Gabrielle Laboureau, Managing Director Low Carbon Transition Group, BNP Paribas CIB
• Jesper Sand Damtoft, Project Manager Carbon Capture, Cementir Holding
• Peter Basche, Director Carbon Capture, Utilization & Storage, E.ON
• Klaus Skaalum Lassen, Head of Carbon Capture, Novozymes

Program

More information here.