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The Data Center Next USA 2027 oviders, pipeline and infrastructure operators, storage developers, investors, engineering and construction firms, policymakers, regulators, research institutions, and other stakeholders to address the critical challenges and opportunities shaping the future of carbon capture and storage in Canada.
As Canada accelerates its efforts to reduce industrial emissions and achieve its long-term climate objectives, the need for scalable, commercially viable, and reliable carbon management infrastructure has become a critical priority. Key considerations such as carbon capture deployment, CO₂ transportation, geological storage capacity, infrastructure development, project financing, carbon pricing, regulatory approvals, permitting, emissions reduction targets, and long-term storage integrity are increasingly influencing CCS project development and investment decisions.
Discussions will focus on carbon capture technologies, carbon utilization and storage, industrial decarbonization, CO₂ transportation networks, pipeline infrastructure, geological storage, hub development, enhanced oil recovery, direct air capture, low-carbon hydrogen and fuels, carbon markets, federal and provincial policies, incentives, project financing, environmental considerations, monitoring and verification, and emerging approaches to accelerating large-scale CCS deployment.
The event provides a platform for stakeholders to explore emerging technologies, evaluate project and investment opportunities, develop strategic partnerships, and gain insights into the infrastructure, policies, technologies, and strategies shaping the future of Canada's carbon capture and storage industry.
Conference agenda key topics
Scaling Carbon Capture Deployment Across Canada's Industrial Sectors
Examining the deployment of carbon capture across oil and gas, energy, cement, steel, chemicals, refining, hydrogen, and other emissions-intensive industries, with a focus on project scalability, technical feasibility, cost reduction, and emissions abatement.
CO₂ Transportation Infrastructure and Regional Carbon Hubs
Exploring the development of CO₂ pipeline networks, transportation infrastructure, shared carbon hubs, gathering systems, compression, and logistics required to connect industrial emitters with large-scale geological storage sites.
Geological Storage and Long-Term CO₂ Management
Unlock predictive insights and real-time optimization through digital twins — supporting scenario modeling, carbon impact tracking, risk assessment, and efficiency gains across extraction and processing.
Project Financing, Investment, and Commercialization of CCS
Understanding the financial and commercial models supporting CCS development, including government incentives, carbon pricing, tax mechanisms, private investment, project finance, cost management, offtake agreements, and strategies for achieving long-term project viability.
Carbon Capture Technologies and Innovation
Evaluating emerging and established carbon capture technologies, including post-combustion, pre-combustion, oxy-fuel, direct air capture, solvent systems, membranes, modular solutions, and other innovations designed to improve capture efficiency and reduce costs.
Policy, Regulation, Carbon Markets, and the Future of CCS in Canada
Reviewing federal and provincial policies, regulatory frameworks, permitting requirements, carbon pricing mechanisms, emissions reduction programs, environmental considerations, Indigenous engagement, and the evolving policy landscape shaping Canada's carbon capture and storage industry.
Why attend? Hear from your peers
Gain exclusive insights
Hear from leading carbon capture and storage experts, industry innovators, project developers, investors, policymakers, and keynote speakers as they share cutting-edge strategies, technological breakthroughs, and global perspectives shaping the future of CCS, carbon management, and industrial decarbonization in Canada.
Explore the latest innovations
Stay ahead with insights into the latest carbon capture technologies, CO₂ transportation infrastructure, geological storage solutions, carbon management strategies, project development models, regulatory frameworks, and sustainable practices transforming Canada’s carbon capture and storage landscape.
Collaborate with industry peers
Engage with fellow carbon capture and storage professionals, industrial emitters, project developers, energy companies, infrastructure operators, investors, technology innovators, policymakers, and industry leaders to exchange ideas, forge strategic partnerships, and explore new business opportunities across Canada’s CCS ecosystem.
Solve real-world challenges
Access actionable solutions from 25+ thought leaders addressing critical challenges in carbon capture and storage development, including capture costs, project scalability, CO₂ transportation, storage capacity, infrastructure development, regulatory requirements, financing, carbon pricing, and long-term storage integrity.
Key Takeways
Gain insight into the investment, policy, regulatory, technology, and market dynamics driving the expansion of carbon capture and storage projects across Canada.
Learn practical strategies for developing scalable, cost-effective, and commercially viable CCS projects across energy, oil and gas, cement, steel, chemicals, hydrogen, and other hard-to-abate industries.
Explore emerging technologies in carbon capture, CO₂ compression and transportation, geological storage, carbon utilization, direct air capture, monitoring and verification, and carbon management infrastructure.
Understand financing models, government incentives, carbon pricing mechanisms, project development strategies, regulatory approvals, infrastructure partnerships, and investment opportunities supporting long-term CCS deployment.
Benchmark real-world experiences and best practices from industrial emitters, CCS developers, energy companies, storage operators, pipeline and infrastructure providers, investors, engineering firms, technology providers, policymakers, and industry leaders.
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