With climate change still being a very real issue, change needs to come fast. One of the changes that can be made, is to ensure the avoidance of CO2 emissions, which can and is now being done using Carbon Dioxide Capture, Storage and Utilization technologies.
ACI’s 16th Carbon Dioxide Utilization Summit will follow on from our successful 13th edition which took place in Calgary focusing on the re-use of greenhouse gas CO2 and converting this into profitable sustainable and commercial materials. It will be taking place in Canada on the 8th & 9th of September 2021.
The two day event will bring together senior experts from various CO2 emitting industries discussing sustainable, technological and commercial aspects of CO2 Utilization in Canada and across the globe. With technology comparisons focusing on economic, environmental, and social indicators, our panel of speakers will highlight knowledgeable insights into commercial application and development of technology and products.
Conference Agenda/ Brochure: https://www.wplgroup.com/aci/ccon9-mkt-agenda-2
Key Topics
- Canada vs. The World: A Global CCU Assessment
- Assessing the Current CO2 Transportation and Storage Logistics
- Discussing the Role of the Government in Supporting the Development & Commercialization of CO2 Utilization
- Adjusting the Public Perception of CO2 from a Waste Material to a Raw material
- Addressing the Opportunities in Financing Carbon Capture and Utilization
- Latest Developments on Technology in the Industry
- Case Studies: Overview of Current Successful CO2 Utilization Cases/Plants
- Using CO2 as a Feedstock for Chemicals and Fuels
- CO2 Utilization in the Oil and Gas Industry
- The Utilization of CO2 in the Construction Industry
- Exploring Other End-Markets
Early Confirmed Speakers Include
- Tim Wiwchar, Business Opportunity Manager, Shell
- Matt Nasehi, Manager of Operations, Petroleum Technology Research Council
- Robert Cumming, Director, Lafarge Canada Inc
- Phil De Luna, Program Director, Energy Materials Challenge Program, National Research Council Canada
- Curtis Berlinguette, Canada Research Chair in Energy Conversion, The University of British Columbia
- Fiona Oliver-Glasford, Energy Transition Planning, Enbridge
- Jaeson Cardiff, CEO & CO-Founder, CleanO2
- David Lynch, General Manager R&D, Enerkem
- Christine Gabardo, Director of Technology, CERT
- Dubravka Bulut, Senior Science & Technology Advisor, National Resources Canada
- Yimin Wu, Assistant Professor – Faculty of Engineering, University of Waterloo
- Dr David Layzell, Director, Canadian Energy Systems Analysis Research (CESAR) Initiative, University of Calgary
And Many More