Industrial emitters and decarbonization leaders
Organizations from important sectors including oil sands, oil and gas, power generation, cement, steel, mining, chemicals and manufacturing who are seeking practical pathways to reduce emissions, manage carbon and deliver lower-carbon operations.
Project developers, operators and storage-hub leaders
Companies developing, operating or assessing carbon capture facilities, CO₂ transportation networks, sequestration hubs, utilization projects and carbon-removal initiatives.
Engineering, procurement and construction
EPCs, EPCMs, engineering consultancies, construction contractors, fabricators and project-management specialists supporting the design, procurement and delivery of complex CCUS infrastructure.
Technology innovators, equipment suppliers and service providers
Organizations providing capture systems, solvents and sorbents, direct air capture technology, compression equipment, pipelines, valves, monitoring systems, digital tools, laboratory services, automation, safety solutions and operational support.
Transport, storage and subsurface specialists
Pipeline operators, midstream companies, well-service providers, geoscience specialists, reservoir engineers, measurement, monitoring and verification providers, and organizations advancing the safe, permanent geological storage of CO₂.
Carbon-removal, utilization and carbon markets
Developers and buyers of carbon-removal solutions, CO₂ utilization technologies, carbon-credit and environmental-commodity specialists, and organizations building the commercial pathways for high-integrity carbon management.
Investors, capital providers and commercial advisors
Banks, private-equity firms, institutional investors, insurers, project-finance specialists, legal and commercial advisors, and organizations structuring the capital, contracts and risk allocation needed to make projects bankable.
Government, regulators, Indigenous partners and research institutions
Federal, provincial and municipal governments; regulators; Indigenous Nations and businesses; economic-development organizations; research institutes; universities; industry associations; and policy leaders helping establish the conditions for responsible, scalable CCUS deployment.