The signal has been sent. Canada's CCUS build-out is underway.

Ten weeks before binding Pathways agreements are due, the entire Canadian carbon capture ecosystem gathers in one room.

On July 2, 2026, the Government of Canada, the Government of Alberta, and five major oil sands producers signed a landmark agreement to advance the multi-billion-dollar Pathways carbon capture and storage project, with definitive, binding agreements targeted on or before November 15, 2026. 

Carbon Capture Canada 2026 takes place September 15–17, squarely between the signing of that agreement and the deadline for the binding commitments that follow. When the industry, government, and capital sit down to finalize the project pipeline of the decade, the companies they'll already know are the ones who were in the room in Edmonton. 

This is no longer a market in planning. Heidelberg Materials is on track to commission the cement industry's first full-scale carbon capture facility in Edmonton by the end of 2026. Federal CCUS Investment Tax Credits are being extended to 2035. Alberta is extending its Carbon Capture Incentive Program to 2035 and applying a 120-day approval timeline for qualified projects. Development-phase spending on Pathways alone is estimated in the tens of billions of dollars. 

That capital will be spent with someone. Exhibiting at Carbon Capture Canada 2026 puts your company in front of the project owners, EPCs, policymakers, and investors making those decisions at the exact moment they matter most.

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Momentum is no longer theoretical - it's real, and it's driving CCUS forward at scale. Alberta is proud to have been the proving ground for this transformative technology, and our focus now is on building a self-sustaining industry that reduces emissions, attracts investment, and secures long-term prosperity.

Hon. Danielle Smith
Premier, Government of Alberta (Carbon Capture Canada 2025)
Valerie Stewart (1)

From cutting-edge tech to policy, investment and Indigenous engagement, we're moving the needle on climate action. Let's keep collaborating, sharing ideas, and driving industry forward!

Valerie Stewart, M.B.A.
Senior Director, Business Development, Worley
Clean Energy Technologies Research Institute (CETRI)

The conference has already given us valuable chances to meet with industry leaders, government representatives, and academic partners, and the conversations so far have been both inspiring and encouraging.

Clean Energy Technologies Research Institute (CETRI)
2025 Exhibitor

2025 Exhibitors Included

Join the companies who were already positioned when the Pathways agreement landed. 2025 exhibitors included Halliburton, SLB, BASF, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Linde, Svante, Tenaris, Schneider Electric, Stantec, WSP, and 50+ more across the full CCUS value chain.

AGAT Laboratories
Alberta Energy Regulator
Alberta's Industrial Heartland Assoc
Alco Gas & Oil Production Equipment Ltd
Altex Industries Inc
Axens North America, Inc
Bantrel
BASF
Cambridge Pro Fab
Canpro Process Services Ltd. (Engg Services)
Carbon Management Canada
Chinook Consulting Services
Clean Energy Technologies Research Institute (CETRI)
Complete Solutions Consulting International Inc
Dacro Industries Inc
Edmonton Global
Edwards Vacuum
Entropy Inc
Flexsteel Pipeline Technologies Ltd
Gas Liquids Eng
GLJ
Government Of Canada
Halliburton
HIT VALVE
Innomotics
Innotech Alberta
Investnw Alberta Grande Prairie Greenview Economic Corridor
Kucher Steels (1992) Inc
LCAB
Linde
Microseismic.Com
Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd
Nitto Innovations, Inc
Obsidian Engineering Corp
Optiseis Solutions Ltd
OPX Ai INC
Process Insights
Propak Systems Inc
PTRC Sustainable Energy
Sanjel Energy Services
Schneider Electric
Scovan & Delta Cleantech
Sensorera
SLB
Stantec Consulting
Stats Group International Inc
Sulzer Chemtech Canada Inc
Surerus Murphy Joint Venture
Svante
Tenaris
The International CCS Knowledge Centre
Thermo Design Engineering Ltd
VEGA Canada
VICTAULIC
Westcomm Pump & Equipment Ltd
Western Air & Power
Wiseworth Canada Industries Ltd
WSP Canada

Who you'll meet on the floor

Carbon Capture Canada isn't measured in footfall. It's measured in who walks the floor and in 2025, three out of four visitors held purchasing power, and one in three sat at Director level or above. These are the owners, EPCs, regulators, and financiers behind Canada's largest decarbonization projects.

Exhibit at the centre of the action

Edmonton sits at the heart of the most active CCUS corridor in North America. Carbon Capture Canada 2026 takes place minutes from the projects defining the sector's delivery decade:

  • Pathways Carbon Capture & Storage Project: Advancing under the July 2026 tri-party agreement; CO₂ transport network from the oil sands to a Cold Lake-area storage hub, targeting ~6 Mt/yr by the mid-2030s
  • Heidelberg Materials Edmonton CCUS: The cement industry's first full-scale carbon capture facility, on track for commissioning by end of 2026, and winner of the 2025 Carbon Capture Canada Project Award
  • Shell Quest CCS: Operating since 2015 with over 9 million tonnes stored
  • Alberta Carbon Trunk Line: The world's largest-capacity CO₂ pipeline, serving the Sturgeon Refinery and Nutrien Redwater
  • Boundary Dam CCS (SaskPower): The world's first commercial-scale post-combustion coal CCS facility
  • Alberta's carbon storage hubs: The province's sequestration hub network opening new storage capacity across the Industrial Heartland

Who Should Exhibit

If your company sells into any link of the CCUS value chain, your buyers will be on this floor:

  • Capture Technology: Post-combustion and amine systems, solid sorbents, membranes, oxy-fuel technologies, and direct air capture (DAC).
  • Compression & Transport: Compression systems, CO₂ pipelines, line pipe and fittings, valves, metering solutions, and trucking and rail transport.
  • Storage & MMV: Geological storage, well services, cementing, seismic monitoring, and measurement, monitoring and verification (MMV) solutions.
  • Utilization & Removals: CO₂-to-products technologies, concrete curing, e-fuels, carbon removals, and carbon credit markets.
  • Engineering & Construction: EPC and EPCM services, fabrication, modularization, construction services, and industrial maintenance.
  • Enabling Services: Finance and insurance, legal and regulatory advisory, digital and AI solutions, laboratories and testing, and safety systems.
  • Public Sector & Partnerships: Federal and provincial governments, regulators, economic development organizations, Indigenous partnerships, and academia.

Exhibiting puts you in the room. Sponsorship puts you on the stage.

Elevate your presence with high-visibility opportunities across the convention - from the Industry Night Reception and Knowledge Bars to the DAC Discovery Zone. Sponsorship inventory is limited and allocated on a first-confirmed basis.

Contact our team: Sanjay Prasad - Commercial Sales Director, Energy at +1 (403) 444-6527

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