Advancing The Transition To A Low Carbon Future
Carbon Capture Technology Expo is dedicated to discussing the increasing role that Carbon Capture, Utilisation & 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 utilising 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 organisations, research groups and NGOs, consultants, and government bodies to explore how we can rapidly accelerate the deployment and commercialisation of carbon-removal technologies as a key solution on the pathway to net-zero carbon emissions.
OUR 2024 CARBON CAPTURE TECHNOLOGY EXPO SPEAKERS
OUR 2024 CONFERENCE THEMES
Strategic Forum
NEW TRACK FOR 2024 – 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:
- 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, Utilisation, Storage & Blue Hydrogen
Hydrogen Technology Conference & Expo will be co-located with Carbon Capture Technology Expo which will be a 2-day conference dedicated to discussing the role of carbon capture in decarbonising heavy industry and how the combination of CCS and hydrogen will play a key role in the transition to creating a CO2-neutral energy supply. Join leading experts from the oil and gas sectors, renewable energy companies, NGO’s, government environmental and energy departments, engineering consultants, and a wide range of industries that are leading the charge in the deployment of carbon capture utilisation and storage solutions. Topics will include, but not be limited to:
- Impact and potential of CCS on achieving global climate mitigation targets
- Application in heavy and ‘hard-to-decarbonise’ sectors
- CCS and hydrogen production
- Commercialisation – cost reduction, investment, and building the business model for CCS
- Policy updates and global regulation,
- Carbon pricing and carbon taxing
- 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
- Testing – simulation, safety testing, durability, performance, certification
- Materials – membranes, absorbents, activated carbon materials, MOFs
- Utilisation – concrete, chemicals, polymers, fuels
Hydrogen Production
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 Europe. Topics will include, but not be limited to:
- Primary energy sources for low-carbon hydrogen production – solar, wind, biomass, nuclear
- Blue & green hydrogen supporting decarbonisation efforts
- Energy conversion – electrolysis, biochemical, thermochemical, reforming
- Design, simulation, test, monitoring, and control solutions for hydrogen plants
- Driving down the cost of low-carbon hydrogen
- Business models for low-carbon hydrogen
- Refuelling solutions
- The role of green hydrogen in decarbonising heavy industry
- Incorporating clean hydrogen into the renewable energy mix
- Regulation and investment requirements to enable rapid scale-up and adoption
Systems Integration & Infrastructure
- Planning of hydrogen transport, storage and dispatch infrastructure
- Building and integrating a European and global network for green hydrogen distribution
- Liquid hydrogen markets and integrity of internal gas market
- Transporting and transforming energy at scale
- Retrofitting gas infrastructure to accommodate hydrogen
- 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
Fuel Cell Design, Development, & Manufacturing
Our Fuel Cell Design, Development, & Manufacturing track will bring together fuel cell manufacturers, materials suppliers, technical and engineering consultants, systems integrators, research institutes, NGO’s, as well as a wide range of end user markets to discuss the techno-economic challenges that must be overcome for wide scale commercialisation and adoption of hydrogen fuel cells. The two-day conference will prioritise presentations that showcase innovative solutions to drive down cost, increase efficiency, improve durability and reliability, and for scale-up for mass manufacturing. Topics will include, but not be limited to:
- Fuel cell market forecasts and regulation
- Fuel cell materials – SOFC, coatings, catalysts, composites
- PEM and fuel cell stacks – latest developments and improvements
- Test and development – simulation, durability, range and performance, safety, certification
- Design and packaging, size, weight, and integration with mobile and stationary applications
- Air, thermal, and water management
- Cost reduction, manufacturing, and automation of production
- New applications, marine, aerospace, E-VTOL, UAV, drone, and space technology
E-Fuels & Hydrogen Propulsion
The E-Fuels & Hydrogen Propulsion track will look at the latest developments around hydrogen fuels and propulsion. Increasing regulations which limit greenhouse gas emissions (GHGs) from vehicles are causing a global re-think on transportation networks. 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, NGO’s, 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 decarbonised industry. Topics will include, but not be limited to:
- Scalable hydrogen-based propulsion systems
- Hydrogen internal combustion engine vehicles (HICEV)
- Mature FCEV propulsion systems
- Internal combustion engines
- Dual-fuel flexibility conversion
- Standalone powertrain solutions
- Heavy-duty, aviation, marine and space applications
Over 800 Exhibitors
The exhibition is the perfect opportunity to showcase your company in front of a highly targeted audience looking to invest in CCUS technology.
Free-To-Attend Trade Fair
Over 800 companies are participating in the exhibition and entry to the exhibit hall is free. Register below and get your free exhibition pass.
SOME OF THE TECHNOLOGIES & SOLUTIONS ON DISPLAY INCLUDE
The exhibition is the best place to come and see all the latest updates, meet companies developing technologies, components, engineering solutions, and materials to make CCUS more efficient, safer, and more cost effective.
- Engineering solutions
- Advanced materials
- Catalysts
- Membranes
- Test & evaluation solutions
- Pre-combustion, post-combustion, and oxyfuel combustion technologies
- CO2 utilization for industrial applications
- CCUS for enhanced oil recovery
- Solvents
- Bioenergy with carbon capture (BECCS)
- Utilization to produce chemicals, fuels and polymers
- Plant solutions
- Scale-up and commercialization solutions
- Compression equipment
- Gas separation technology
- Storage
- Blowers
- Valves
- Coatings
- Transportation & storage solutions
- Geological site identification
- Filtration
- Control systems
- MOF's
- Gas sorption
- And more......
MORE THAN 800 EXHIBITORS
Taking Part In 2024
Showcase your company to a highly targeted audience actively looking for the latest engineering partners, technologies, R&D tools, materials, infrastructure solutions, fuel cell technology, and components. Combined with a high-level conference and more than 15,000+ attendees from a wide range of industries looking to develop CCUS solutions. The exhibition is the perfect place to get down to business.
2023 HIGHLIGHTS
FIND SOLUTIONS FOR A WIDE RANGE OF END-USER APPLICATIONS
Carbon Capture Technology Expo is Europe's first event platform to discuss how CCUS will play a key role in meeting global carbon emission targets. Meet the companies pioneering the technology in the exhibition, find new suppliers and engineering partners, hear the latest research in the conference, and network with leading industry experts.
EVENT HIGHLIGHTS
Targeted Exhibition
CO-LOCATED WITH HYDROGEN TECHNOLOGY EXPO
One Ticket, Two Events!
CCUS technology is tipped as one of the most exciting technologies to help dramatically cut carbon emissions over the next decade and will also be used to help create low-carbon hydrogen. Carbon Capture Technology Expo will take place alongside the Hydrogen Technology Expo with a dedicated exhibition area and its own dedicated conference. Your conference pass will allow you access to all conference sessions and post-event proceedings from both events.