Green Economy biofuel: 📣 Save the date 20-21 MAY 2026

European Conference
CO2 CAPTURE, STORAGE & REUSE
20-21 May 2026

Crowne Plaza Copenhagen Towers

We would like to extend our sincere gratitude to everyone who joined us for the CO2 Capture, Storage & Reuse Conference 2025,

a remarkable event with over 360+ participants from 27 countries.

We are thrilled to invite, CO2 Capture, Storage & Reuse 2026, taking place on May 20-21 2026 in Copenhagen, Denmark

As industries work towards meeting ambitious climate goals, the demand for CO2 capture and decarbonisation technologies is rapidly growing. Governments and corporations alike are prioritising critical investments in these technologies to reduce emissions and drive the transition to more sustainable practices. Key policies such as the EU Green Deal and the U.S. Infrastructure Bill are accelerating the deployment of these solutions. Sectors like cement, steel, and energy are leading the charge, implementing CO2 capture to address their significant carbon footprints. This growing momentum highlights the urgent need to mitigate climate change while complying with increasingly stringent environmental regulation

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SAVE 270EUR!

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INDUSTRY PACKAGE 1425 EUR

includes a 2-day pass to all sessions, lunches, refreshments, and documentation and many more

Group packages with special rates also available!

-- OFFER VALID UNTIL 30 JAN 2026 --

SPEAKERS & KEY TOPICS

Ulrik Jacobsen
Partner / Implement Consulting Group

Christian Jussen
Partner / Implement Consulting Group

Burçin Temel McKenna
Global Head of Carbon / Ramboll

Myriam Lewandowski
Sales Manager / voestalpine

Peter Wieser, Head of Product Management & Marketing / voestalpine

Paolo Testini
CCS Director / SNAM

Tomas Suchy
Global Segment Lead CCUS / Linde Gas

Ulrik Objorn
Managing Director / Equinor

Frank O. Brannvoll
Managing Director / Limak Cement

Nicolas Demont
Strategy and Business Development / Total Energies

Theo Nyberg
Commercial Manager / Uniper

Jannicke Gerner Bjerkås
Director / Hafslund Celsio

Lari-Matti Kuvaja
Director of Environmental Solutions / Valmet

Michalis Agraniotis
Senior Business Development Manager /Mitsubishi Heavy Industries

Kathrine Høeg Johansen, Program Director Kalundborg CO2 Hub / Ørsted

Christian Preuss
Group Lead CCUS / Heidelberg Materials

Georg Locher
Managing Director / Schwenk

Jeppe Grue
Technical Director / COWI

Raphael Scherer
Director Global Business Development BCS Compressor & Gas Gathering and Processing / Burckhardt Compressors

Kenneth Juul
Co-Founder and Chief Commercial Officer / Carbon Centric

Emanuele Mazzola
Heat Electrification Sales Engineer / Turboden

Tor Gautestad
Operational Manager / Heidelberg Materials

Simon Dohn Holm
Regional CCUS Segment Lead / DNV

Thierry Grauwels
EU director / CCSA

Jonas Marquardsen
Sales & Business Development Manager / Everllence

Søren Jensen
Team Leader Process Engineering /Pentair

REPowerEU, RED III and their impact on CCUS infrastructure roll-out
Decarbonisation Roadmap with Status of ETS and now CBAM market

Investment strategies for Clean Technology in CCUS
IInnovative CO₂-to-products pathways: fuels, building materials, chemicals

DAC, a technology for more sustainable carbon utilisation
The road to efficient international CCS infrastructure

Carbon-to-chemicals – how fast we can decarbonize chemical industry
Case study: Kalundborg CO2 Hub

Key insights and details of Leading CCU projects
Reducing emissions and improving carbon capture efficiency with new pre-treatment technology

The road to efficient international ccs infrastructure
Perspectives on current and future trends in CO2 Capture and Storage

Recent breakthroughs in CCU for the chemical industry
and more...

EXCLUSIVE SITE VISIT 19 May 2026

The day before the main event, on 19th May 2026, a limited number of conference participants will have a unique opportunity to visit waste-to-energy plant SYSAV with an exclusive site visit.
Register your attendance when booking for the event.

There is no extra charge, the spaces are allocated on first come first served basis.