Leading experts, policymakers, business leaders, and technologists gather to discuss developments in Direct Air Capture (DAC) innovation. The event explores industry strategies, policy frameworks, and financial mechanisms shaping DAC's role in global carbon management. Panels and discussions cover emerging technologies, investment landscapes, and regulatory frameworks influencing the future of DAC.

Key topics include technological advancements, government incentives, and the expansion of carbon removal initiatives. Case studies highlight real-world applications, from standalone DAC projects to large-scale energy and manufacturing integration. Discussions also address workforce development, governance, and the economic potential of carbon-based products in the evolving carbon economy.

This event focuses on carbon capture, utilisation and storage (CCUS) in the context of European industrial decarbonisation and climate targets. Participants from policy, industry, finance and civil society contribute to discussions on competitiveness, regulatory frameworks and the future of CCUS in Europe.

The agenda includes panel sessions and presentations covering the CCUS value chain, with speakers from the European Commission, national governments, industry bodies and research organisations. The programme reflects the growing strategic interest in CCUS as part of long-term climate policy.

The Sustainable Skies World Summit brings together government representatives, regulators, airlines, OEMs, investors, academics, and media from around the world to address aviation industry sustainability concerns and drive actionable solutions.

With participants from 46 countries, the event features keynote theatre sessions, 30 hours of high-level networking, and opportunities for speaking, showcasing innovations in the Sustainable Solutions Zone, and partnership packages for enhanced presence.

This event focuses on the development of Turkey's emissions trading scheme and its broader role in regional and European carbon markets. It addresses regulatory updates, voluntary carbon markets, and sector-specific impacts on industries including energy, shipping, and aviation.

Topics include compliance strategies, engineered and nature-based removals, carbon pricing mechanisms, and policy developments such as the Green Claims Directive and CBAM, with relevance extending beyond Turkiye to neighbouring regions.

The forum brings together policy leaders, NGOs, industry experts, academics, and finance professionals to discuss the state of carbon capture and storage (CCS) in the Asia-Pacific region. The event includes panel discussions, presentations, and networking opportunities, with a focus on CCS financing, national strategies, and policy developments.

Attendees can participate in breakout sessions covering onshore CO2 storage, CO2 transportation, international policy, financing CCS deployment, and carbon removal. The agenda will be released in due course.

This event examines the development of direct air capture (DAC) technologies, with a focus on the scale-up to megatonne levels and ongoing efforts to lower capture costs. Topics include leading companies in the DAC sector, emerging innovations, and alternative regeneration methods, such as electrochemical approaches.

It also considers the role of DAC within the voluntary carbon credit market and broader carbon dioxide removal strategies. The discussion is informed by recent market forecasts and projections for engineered removal revenues through to 2035.

Carbon Capture, Utilisation, and Storage (CCUS) plays a key role in Europe's strategy to reach net-zero CO2 emissions by 2050. The EU Industry Carbon Management Strategy highlights its importance in reducing emissions from hard-to-abate sectors such as steel, cement, power, and chemicals. Current EU targets include capturing 50 million tonnes of CO2 annually by 2030, increasing to 450 million tonnes by 2050.

With over 130 CCUS projects underway in countries such as the Netherlands, Norway, Denmark, Belgium, France, and Germany, scaling these initiatives depends on supportive policies, investment, and industry commercialization. A major event on CCUS will bring together industry leaders, policymakers, and financial experts to discuss regulatory frameworks, technological advancements, and strategies for accelerating deployment.

This event brings together government officials, industry representatives, academics, and NGOs to discuss carbon capture and storage in the Americas, focussing on policies, technologies, and collaborations needed to expand CCS deployment in support of climate goals.

The program includes expert panel discussions and presentations on CCS financing, national strategies, and policy developments. In-person attendees have the opportunity to participate in a networking reception following the main sessions.

This event offers a focused platform for doctoral and post-doctoral researchers to engage in discussions on carbon capture, utilization, and storage (CCUS), encouraging the presentation of early-stage research and fostering collaboration among emerging experts in the field. Moderated by experienced mentors, the conference emphasizes active participation, supporting the development of scalable CCUS and carbon dioxide removal (CDR) technologies needed to address pressing emissions challenges in hard-to-abate sectors and to contribute to global climate targets.

This summit gathers participants to discuss innovative approaches for addressing ocean-climate challenges through science, engineering, policy, and economics. Key topics include ocean-based decarbonization strategies, marine carbon dioxide removal, and ecosystem repair, aimed at advancing solutions to mitigate greenhouse gas impacts on marine environments.

Participants also examine ways to expand global collaboration, focusing on governance and fostering a diverse community of contributors dedicated to ocean-climate solutions. Discussions are structured around reducing emissions, removing carbon, repairing ecosystems, and broadening outreach.

This event brings together policymakers, industry experts, academics, NGOs, and financial sector representatives to discuss the state of carbon capture and storage in Europe. It includes panel discussions and presentations on topics such as financing, national strategies, and policy developments related to CCS.

Attendees can participate in breakout sessions covering subjects including onshore CO2 storage, CO2 transportation, international policy, financing CCS deployment, and carbon removal.

This event brings together international stakeholders from policy, technology, finance and industry to discuss direct air capture (DAC) and its role in carbon dioxide removal. The agenda covers policy development, investment strategies and technological innovation relevant to large-scale deployment.

With a focus on practical approaches and cross-sector collaboration, the conference highlights current progress in DAC and addresses the challenges of scaling solutions. It reflects ongoing efforts to align climate targets with emerging carbon removal technologies.

This summit serves as a forum to explore the evolving role of CO2, shifting from a mere by-product to a vital component in a circular value chain. With discussions on decarbonization, capture, and utilization, the event provides a platform for experts to present emerging technologies and examine future business models in CO2 management.

Sessions cover topics such as CO2 markets, storage, transportation, and direct air capture (DAC). The event features keynotes, panel discussions, and networking opportunities, offering insights into investments and innovations that drive the CO2 sector forward, with a focus on both industrial applications and a climate-neutral future.

The second annual Global Direct Air Capture Conference brings together leaders from policy, finance, technology, and industry to discuss developments in direct air capture. Hosted by a coalition of organizations, the event focuses on advancing solutions for removing carbon dioxide from the atmosphere.

The conference explores policy frameworks, technological advancements, and collaborative strategies shaping the future of direct air capture. Discussions range from high-level policy initiatives to practical breakthroughs in carbon removal technology.

This event brings together leaders, technical experts, analysts, and stakeholders to examine the latest technologies, processes, and policies advancing decarbonization in the cement industry. The program includes three days of technical presentations, expert-led panels, Q&A sessions, networking events, and a comprehensive exhibition.

Designed for professionals in the cement industry, the event provides insights into innovative practices supporting the sector's net-zero journey while facilitating networking and collaboration with global peers and stakeholders.

The event provides a platform for industry experts, policymakers, and business leaders to explore key developments in waste-to-energy, emissions policies, and market trends. Sessions cover topics such as the UK and EU Emissions Trading Schemes, policy changes affecting feedstock volumes, and the future of waste management infrastructure.

Discussions also address pathways to decarbonisation, including plastics removal, heat network expansion, and the role of carbon capture and storage in the sector. Other sessions examine business models for carbon removals, strategies for managing ageing plants, and emerging opportunities in waste-derived fuels and international trade.

This event explores the maturing carbon market's influence on carbon capture, utilization, and storage (CCUS) projects, examining the vital role of petroleum industry expertise and data in advancing a carbon-neutral, sustainable energy future. Topics include subsurface storage, site selection, infrastructure, well design, and financial frameworks that are shaping the CCUS landscape, alongside relevant policy mechanisms like 45Q tax credits and carbon credits.

In addition to technical presentations, keynote speakers and panel discussions will address future energy challenges, drawing insights from experienced geologists, engineers, and industry experts. Practical sessions will explore the applications of machine learning, data analytics, and environmental, social, and governance (ESG) standards, with case studies showcasing current developments. Field trips focus on understanding coastal sediment processes as models for subsurface resource exploration.

This webinar presents findings from the newly released thought leadership report, 'Advancements in CCS Technologies and Costs,' offering expert insights into the latest developments in Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS). The session will focus on the report's analysis of CCS deployment, cost factors, and the pathways for technology readiness in addressing climate change.

Key topics include capture and transport technologies, CO2 compression, pipeline infrastructure, and associated financial implications. Authors of the report will provide a detailed techno-economic analysis, covering capital and operational costs, trends in cost reduction, and strategic considerations for the broader adoption of CCS. An interactive Q&A will allow participants to engage directly with the experts.

• Collaboration opportunities within CCUS hubs, CO2 transportation, and hydrogen project developments among diverse stakeholders in decarbonization.
• Exploration of the potential capabilities of emerging technologies and their applications in decarbonization efforts.
• Evaluation of promising models for CO2 reuse and storage, focusing on effective strategies for impactful carbon management.
• Case studies on the power of data solutions and their integration into decarbonization strategies.
• Perspectives on alternative fuel options.
• Discussion on the launch of 45Q, cleantech IP creation, job creation, and funding for early decarbonization projects.
• Investment in industrial decarbonization, addressing the risk profile of hardware investments, and collaboration for co-investment and scaling of decarbonization technologies.

This event brings together over 450 attendees and 80 speakers to discuss carbon capture, utilization, and storage (CCUS). Industry leaders, policymakers, and investors explore opportunities for expanding the CCUS value chain, fostering international collaboration, and advancing business and technological developments.

Senior figures from oil and gas, energy utilities, and finance engage in discussions on market growth, innovation, and strategic partnerships. The event serves as a platform for showcasing new technologies and facilitating dialogue on the future of CCUS in the region and beyond.

This event brings together key stakeholders in the cement industry to address the urgent need for decarbonization and sustainable practices. Attendees will explore innovative approaches, from carbon capture to low-carbon cement solutions, aimed at reducing the sector's emissions and supporting the shift to greener production.

The event fosters collaboration among global experts and industry leaders to advance low-carbon concrete innovations and share best practices for scaling technologies, retrofitting plants, and improving energy efficiency. This collaborative setting is essential for shaping a resilient, low-carbon future for cement production.

This cross-industry summit brings together sustainability experts, climate strategists, and environmental compliance professionals to explore solutions and share achievements in the journey toward net-zero. Key topics include advancements in net-zero technologies, carbon offset mechanisms, ecosystem restoration, and circular economy practices, all aimed at driving meaningful emission reductions.

Participants discuss strategies for regulatory compliance, business value enhancement, and stakeholder engagement in net-zero initiatives, with insights from global brands. Sessions also cover tools for real-time emissions monitoring, financial models for funding net-zero projects, and the integration of biodiversity conservation into emissions strategies.

This event provides a platform for stakeholders in the cement industry to discuss key trends, including market dynamics, advances in manufacturing technology, and operational efficiency. Attendees gain insights into the challenges and opportunities within the global cement sector, with a special focus on the Middle East and Africa.

Decarbonization in cement production forms a core theme, exploring practical, low-cost strategies prioritized by regional industry leaders. While the emphasis is on proven technologies, the event also addresses how the shift toward low-carbon manufacturing can stimulate growth and innovation.

This event brings together businesses, investors, and policymakers to address carbon capture, utilization, and storage (CCUS) within broader decarbonization efforts. Sessions cover the financial frameworks that could support large-scale CCUS projects, including the role of public-private partnerships and international financial institutions in mobilizing capital.

Key discussions focus on the scaling of infrastructure for capture, storage, and transport, the latest in engineering advancements, and the development of policy frameworks that incentivize CCUS. Case studies examine practical approaches, exploring the balance between emissions reduction and CO2 removal, alongside potential commercialization strategies for captured carbon.

This event brings together policymakers, industry representatives, and experts to examine key policies and challenges shaping the future of carbon capture, utilization, and storage (CCUS) and carbon dioxide removal (CDR). Discussions include regulatory frameworks, permitting processes, carbon utilization, and strategies for scaling these technologies in the United States.

With a new federal administration in place, the trajectory of carbon removal is a central focus. Topics include marine CDR, direct air capture challenges, geological sequestration priorities, and the voluntary carbon market, as well as broader decarbonization efforts such as cement emissions and California's Cap & Trade program.

Bio360 is a multi-disciplinary event that brings together international professionals committed to advancing bioenergy, bioeconomy, and renewable carbon solutions. The event fosters collaboration and knowledge sharing among diverse industries, providing a platform to explore innovative technologies and develop sustainable alternatives to fossil dependence.

With 450 exhibitors and a comprehensive conference program, Bio360 covers topics such as bioenergy, biobased materials, biochar, and carbon capture and utilization/storage (CCU/S). Attendees can engage with experts, discover new approaches to sustainability, and participate in study tours and innovation competitions showcasing the latest advancements in the bioeconomy sector.

The 5th Global FutureCem Conference examines key advancements toward a low- or zero-carbon future in the cement industry, with an emphasis on innovative materials, low-carbon cement options, and process optimization. Attendees gain insight into blended cements, alternative materials, and non-calcareous mineral systems, alongside discussions on carbon capture technologies in the context of cement production.

This event also provides networking opportunities, technical presentations, and resources for professionals engaged in decarbonization, including researchers, producers, and financiers. The program addresses current industry practices, European carbon schemes, and AI applications, with participation options covering conference sessions, exhibitions, and receptions.

This event focuses on the role of carbon capture, utilization, and storage in industrial decarbonization, particularly for hard-to-abate sectors and energy/carbon-negative industries. It examines CCUS as a business opportunity in the carbon management market and its potential to support renewable energy by addressing intermittency.

Discussions cover the full CCUS value chain, including policy, finance, industry, and technology development. Speakers include representatives from government, research institutions, and industry, providing perspectives on CCUS deployment in Africa and beyond.

The 31st Annual Conference of the Yale Chapter of the International Society of Tropical Foresters explores issues in tropical forest governance, focusing on these forests' role in climate regulation, biodiversity, and local livelihoods. The conference addresses timely topics as international climate negotiations approach, with discussions aimed at understanding effective governance in forest conservation.

Key themes include integrating scientific research with traditional ecological knowledge, examining land tenure and indigenous management, assessing economic incentives and forest finance, and studying successful models of stakeholder collaboration across various regions.

This two-day event brings together industry leaders, policymakers, and innovators to explore advancements in Carbon Capture, Utilization, and Storage (CCUS) as part of broader decarbonization efforts. Discussions cover the latest technologies, modularization strategies, EU policies, and U.S. incentives, along with sector-focused insights such as CO2 transportation and e-fuel development.

Case studies highlight the experiences of key industry players, offering perspectives on collaboration and real-world applications. The event emphasizes the commercial and technological pathways necessary to accelerate the shift to a low-carbon economy.

This event examines the role of the EU's Clean Industrial Deal in supporting the decarbonisation of energy-intensive sectors. Topics include the challenges of deploying CO2 capture and storage (CCS) in industries such as cement, pulp and paper, and waste to energy, and the importance of scaling these technologies across the value chain, from capture to storage.

Hosted by the ACCSESS project, industry leaders and policymakers will discuss strategies for fostering investment and large-scale CCS deployment. Attendees will gain insights into achieving balance between climate ambitions and maintaining international competitiveness in the industrial sector.

This summit brings together industrial leaders, policymakers, researchers, and civil society to engage in discussions on the future of industrial carbon management in Europe. In a year marked by significant developments, including the adoption of the Net Zero Industry Act and the publication of the European Industrial Carbon Management strategy, the event centers on collaborative efforts to enhance large-scale CO2 infrastructure, secure investments, drive innovation, and shape regulatory frameworks supportive of these technologies across various industries.

Participants gather to exchange ideas, share best practices, and discuss the next steps for industrial carbon management, with the event providing a forum for keynote speeches, presentations on pioneering projects, and panel discussions with industry leaders and experts. Opportunities for networking also facilitate connections among key stakeholders working towards a competitive, low-carbon industrial future.

This three-day forum provides an in-depth exploration of decarbonization strategies through focused sessions on low-carbon hydrogen, green steel, and carbon removal technologies. The event brings together discussions on government policies, market dynamics, and technical challenges to support the growth of these critical sectors in APAC.

Topics include hydrogen development strategies, sustainable steel production practices, and emerging technologies for carbon removal such as BECCS, DAC, and mineralization, catering to various stakeholders from industry, finance, and policy.

The event focuses on the use of biomass for decarbonization in various sectors, such as heavy industry, transportation, and aviation. It features a range of presentations, panel discussions, and networking opportunities.

Topics include the application of biocarbon in steel production, lignocellulosic biomass in methanol and ethanol production, and sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) derived from woody biomass. The agenda also covers EU regulations on biomass sustainability and compliance strategies, as well as carbon dioxide removal (CDR) solutions, particularly through bioenergy with carbon capture and storage (BECCS).

This event offers an in-depth examination of COP29's outcomes, with a focus on how global climate policy shifts may impact businesses across industries. Featuring on-the-ground insights from STRIVE's policy team, the event covers critical takeaways on negotiations and policy developments, from climate finance goals to new adaptation strategies, providing businesses with an understanding of practical implications in a changing climate landscape.

Topics include discussions on clean energy, the integration of non-CO2 emissions in Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs), and the push for expanded adaptation finance. Attendees will gain insight into the evolving role of government and corporate climate commitments, highlighting potential business opportunities in renewable energy, infrastructure, and climate resilience projects.

Held in-person and online, the event focuses on aluminum's role in advancing Europe's net-zero ambitions, emphasizing the industry's potential for decarbonization through innovation, policy support, and sustainable practices. Key participants from the aluminum sector, regulatory bodies, and technology providers convene to discuss green aluminum trends, the industry's net-zero roadmap, and the essential steps for a sustainable transition, such as energy transition strategies, advanced green technologies, and sustainable finance frameworks.

Among the core discussions are carbon capture technologies and their potential to enhance aluminum decarbonization. Additional panels explore closed-loop recycling for automotive applications, sustainable packaging solutions, and the circularity of aluminum, highlighting the industry's challenges in expanding recycling capacity and addressing emissions across the value chain. The event provides a platform for insights into regulatory impacts, particularly the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM), and the evolving landscape of aluminum's sustainability journey within the broader European climate goals.

The Decarbonisation Conference presents an inclusive platform focused on advancing energy system transformation through carbon capture, storage, and removal. Attendees can explore how international collaboration, investment in clean energy, digital innovation, and operational excellence serve as vital tools for accelerating carbon capture and removal. Sessions highlight the role of policy and regulatory frameworks in addressing flaring and methane emissions, and the necessity for supportive infrastructure to scale technologies like Carbon Capture, Utilisation, and Storage (CCUS) and Direct Air Capture (DAC).

Further topics cover strategies for optimising operations, such as deploying digital solutions to enhance emission transparency and control, and the development of carbon markets as a mechanism for decarbonisation. Key panels address the technical and financial challenges related to scaling biofuels, nuclear, and renewable energy, as well as sustainable aviation fuels and circularity. The conference offers insights into the collaborative efforts needed across sectors to meet ambitious carbon reduction targets, achieve operational decarbonisation, and support a sustainable energy future.