Spencer Schecht, Senior Client Engagement Lead, The Global CCS Institute

Cailee Ellis, Head of Sustainability and Environment, Western Canada, LaFarge Canada

Leila Faramarzi, CCUS Director, Vallourec

Thousands of Industry Influential Minds Come Together
To Build a Low-Carbon Future

Climate change is currently the major global environmental challenge. Nations strive to transit their economy from carbon-intensive to low-carbon in terms of adaption and transition by reducing or capturing greenhouse gas (CO2) emission. As a pioneer in a low carbon economy, Canada has implemented carbon tax system and established huge fund support for low carbon technology development and marketing. 

As carbon capture, utilization and storage becomes more prevalent, some advocates question whether it amounts to another way to prop up the oil and gas industry. Others argue it’s the only way forward to a net-zero future. Lets dive into a discussion at the Carbon Capture Canada Conference.

EXPRESS INTEREST IN ATTENDING

Key Conference Themes

SAFE CCUS

How are storage sites built, are there chances of leakage and what are the monitoring techniques and government regulation, to ensure that CCUS is safe.

LOW-CARBON GROWTH

Nations and organizations are seeking to adopt low carbon development pathways to achieve green growth .

CHALLENGES & OPPORTUNITIES

The challenges are emission control, policy, technology reliability. The opportunities are innovation, scale-up and marketing.

CANADA CLIMATE ACTION

Clean growth framework, carbon emissions control strategy, carbon pricing,  clean technology support program.

CANADA R&D FUND

$2 billion low carbon economy fund, $2.3 billion clean-tech program, environmental fund, and climate action fund.

TECH INNOVATION

Great opportunities in fields of carbon capture and utilization, renewable energy, pollution control, and energy storage.