Carbon Intel Forum to Push Carbon Capture Technology Mainstream
The Carbon Capture, Utilisation and Storage (CCUS) technology is about to get another boost as experts and industrial participants across the global meet at the annual Carbon Intel Forum to be organized by Gulf Energy.
According to the organiser, the event will be hosted and sponsored by Saudi Aramco Plc.
It will be a major step by energy industry players in the achievement of the Net-Zero by 2050 goal and limiting the negative effects of climate change. On policy and regulation, the panel discussion will seek to answer some of these questions:
- What actions are needed to achieve net-zero emissions of greenhouse gases by 2050?
- What pledges are being made by major corporations, municipalities, states and national governments?
- How can companies drive the adoption of CCS as quickly and cost-effectively etc.?
Keynote speakers will also address the key gaps on the path towards CCS deployment, lowering carbon intensity and enabling growth, investing in the CCUS value chain.
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The panel discussion on storage will be answering questions such as: How to develop a storage prospect; How to repurpose existing infrastructure and skills etc.
Experts from organisations such as
- PricewaterhouseCoopers,
- United States Department of Energy,
- Chevron,
- Siemens Energy,
- Microsoft,
- Bureau of Ocean Management,
- Verde CO2,
- Wolf Carbon Solutions among others.
