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North America’s Leading Event For Carbon Capture, Utilization & Storage
Since the beginning of the industrial era, carbon dioxide levels in the Earth’s atmosphere have increased significantly. Tackling climate change is one the biggest global challenges that requires immediate action and many industrial sectors are now looking to new technology to help meet net-zero emission targets. Research conducted by the International Energy Agency (IEA) and the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) concluded that carbon capture is an essential technology in the fight to mitigate climate change.
Don’t miss your chance to network with industry frontrunners and best-in-class solution providers at the NRG Center, Houston, Texas, USA on June 25-26 2025.

Advancing The Transition To A Low Carbon Future
Carbon Capture Technology Expo is dedicated to discussing the increasing role that Carbon Capture, Utilization & Storage (CCUS) will play in transition to a net-zero carbon economy. Leading experts from around the world will discuss the latest advances in new technology for carbon capture, storage and transport, as well as unique ways of utilizing CO2 to produce net-zero fuels and for other manufacturing processes.

The two-day event will bring together leading engineering firms, technology manufacturers and suppliers, energy firms, the oil and gas sector, heavy industry, chemical companies, various manufacturing organizations, research groups and NGOs, consultants, and government bodies to explore how we can rapidly accelerate the deployment and commercialization of carbon-removal technologies as a key solution on the pathway to net-zero carbon emissions.

Strategic Forum
Our Strategic Forum will address policy, regulations and finance in the hydrogen and carbon capture sectors. The forum will bring together leading voices from the public and private spheres to present on the following topics:

• Incentives: The Bipartisan Infrastructure Law, the Inflation Reduction Act, etc.
• Hydrogen and Carbon Capture targets being set by governments
• Infrastructure development: Policymakers developing the necessary infrastructure for the hydrogen and carbon capture economies including hydrogen hubs, pipelines, storage facilities and transportation
• Permitting and licensing for operational facilities to ensure compliance with environmental regulations
• Safety and Quality standards
• Research and development funding: Investment from both governments and private entities into cutting edge R&D projects.
• Green finance and incentives: Financial institutions offering green bonds, loans, and investment opportunities
• Workforce development to secure the future of the hydrogen technology and carbon capture sectors
• Equity and Energy Justice

Carbon Capture, Utilization, & Storage
A 2-day conference dedicated to discussing the role of carbon capture in decarbonizing heavy industry in the transition to net-zero. Join leading experts from the oil and gas sectors, renewable energy companies, NGOs, government environmental and energy departments, engineering consultants, and a wide range of industries that are leading the charge in the deployment of carbon capture, utilization and storage solutions. Topics will include, but not be limited to:

Application of carbon capture technologies in hard-to-abate sectors
Updates from latest CCS projects
CO2 capture and separation – pre-combustion, post-combustion, oxyfuel combustion
Transportation solutions, compression, handling, and distribution
Storage – selection, planning, construction, and monitoring suitable storage sites
Carbon Dioxide Removal (CDR)
Testing – simulation, safety testing, durability, performance, certification
Materials – membranes, absorbents, activated carbon materials, MOFs
Utilization – concrete, chemicals, polymers

Hydrogen & Alternative Fuel Production
Bringing together hydrogen producers, ammonia producers, energy majors, the oil and gas industry, offshore wind and energy companies, utilities giants, engineering firms, heavy industry, steel producers, chemical and process industries, and technology suppliers, this conference will discuss and debate challenges, opportunities, and most importantly – solutions, to the emerging economy for hydrogen and its derivatives. Topics include, but are not limited to:

• Primary energy sources for green hydrogen production – solar, wind, biomass
• Energy conversion – electrolysis, biochemical, thermochemical, reforming
• Blue hydrogen production
• Green and blue ammonia production, transportation, cracking
• Ammonia and methanol utilization as alternative fuels
• Geologic hydrogen- naturally occurring, serpentinization
• Design, simulation, test, monitoring, and control solutions for hydrogen plants
• Driving down the cost of low carbon fuels
• The role of green hydrogen in decarbonizing heavy industry
• Incorporating hydrogen and its derivatives into the renewable energy mix

Infrastructure & Integration
Bringing together hydrogen producers, energy majors, the oil and gas industry, pipeline operators, offshore wind and energy companies, utilities giants, port authorities, airports, renewable energy investors, engineering firms, heavy industry, steel producers, chemical and process industries, and technology suppliers, this conference will discuss and debate challenges, opportunities, and most importantly – solutions, to the emerging green hydrogen economy in North America. Topics include, but are not limited to:

• Planning of hydrogen transport, storage and dispatch infrastructure
• Building and integrating a US and global network for hydrogen distribution
• Liquid hydrogen markets and integrity of internal gas market
• Retrofitting gas infrastructure to accommodate hydrogen
• Grid connectivity
• Infrastructure project pipelines
• Developing the hydrogen value chain
• Hydrogen storage – liquefication, compression, material-based, hydride storage, sorbents
• Buildings, heavy-duty transport, aviation, shipping, industrial processes
• Hydrogen use in stationary applications- CHP, primary and back-up power sources

Mobility & Propulsion Systems

The Mobility and Propulsion Systems track will look at the latest developments around mobility and transportation. Increasing regulations which limit greenhouse gas emissions (GHGs) from vehicles are causing a global re-think on heavy-duty and passenger transportation. Against this backdrop, the development of alternative fuels and conversion of internal combustion engines to hydrogen has sparked an innovative way of making the most out of new and existing technologies. Manufacturers, materials suppliers, technical consultants, research institutes, NGOs, as well as a wide range of end users will look at how hydrogen-powered engines are finally starting to play a crucial role on the path towards decarbonized industry. Topics will include, but not be limited to:

• Hydrogen internal combustion engine vehicles (HICEV)
• Mature FCEV propulsion systems
• Dual-fuel flexibility conversion
• Standalone powertrain solutions
• Heavy-duty, aviation, marine, rail, and space applications