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[IMPACT Webinar]
What’s Next: Converting CCUS Strategies into Practice through Policy and Project Clarity

[IMPACT Webinar]: What’s Next: Converting CCUS Strategies into Practice through Policy and Project Clarity

Date and Time: 10:00 - 12:00, 27th May 2025, GMT+1, British Summer Time

Abstract:

The global CCUS industry is still gaining strong momentum, with 75 Mtpa of new project capacity announced in 2024—underscoring rising commitment to carbon management. Notably, Landmark projects like Northern Lights Phase 2, Project Greensand, and Moomba CCS are coming online. As the industry advances, regional differences in policy, regulation, and investment continue to shape deployment, and aligning policy and project delivery will be key to accelerating scale-up.

As the virtual session of the Carbon Capture Global Summit, this high-level lmpact Webinar will convene leading policymakers and industry stakeholders from Europe, North America, MENA and the Asia-Pacific to provide timely policy insights, regional updates, and strategic perspectives on project deployment, regulatory frameworks, and technological innovation. Designed to address the growing need for alignment between project ambition and political support, this webinar will foster cross-regional dialogue and accelerate the transfer of knowledge essential to realizing large-scale CCUS deployment over the next decade.

May 27th Impact Agenda (GMT+1, British Summer Time)

10:00 - 10:15 | [Opening Overview] From Concept to Reality: CCUS's Journey Through the 2020s
Anastasia Cooper, CCUS, Wood Mackenzie


10:15 - 10:30 | [EU Chapter] Supporting C02 Transport and Storage through EU Industrial Carbon Management Strategy
Lukasz KOLINSKI, Deputy Director-General, European Commission 


10:30 - 10:45 | [Norway Chapter]  Facilitating Commercial Large-Scale Storage of CO₂ for Europe – Norway's Strategies and Policies   
Lars Erik Aamot, Director General, Norwegian Ministry of Energy 


10:45 - 11:00 | [Denmark Chapter] Scaling Carbon Management: Regulatory Innovation and Market Creation in  Denmark
Dr. Anders Hoffmann, Deputy Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Climate, Energy and Utilities  


11:00 - 11:15 | [U.S. Chapter] Building the U.S. CCUS Ecosystem: Policy, Innovation, and Infrastructure for Global Impact
Sarah Forbes, Director, Office of Carbon Management Technologies, Fossil Energy and Carbon Management, U.S. Department of Energy  

11:15 - 11:30 | [Canada Chapter] Towards Net-Zero: The Strategic Role of Carbon Management in Canada’s Climate Plan 
Cynthia Handler, Director General, Office of Energy Research and Development, Natural Resources Canada

11:30 - 11:45 | [APAC Chapter] Advancing Efforts for Commercialization of Japan’s CCS Industry and Cross-border Supply Chain in APAC
Tatsuya Terazawa , Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, The Institute of Energy Economics, Japan

 

Format: Digital Conference (Zoom Webinar)

Insights brought to you by:

Lukasz KOLINSKI

Deputy Director-General

European Commission

Dr. Anders Hoffmann

Deputy Permanent Secretary

Danish Ministry of Climate, Energy and Utilities 

Cynthia Handler

Director General, Office of Energy Research and Development 

Natural Resources Canada

Anastasia Cooper

Research Analyst, CCUS

Wood Mackenzie   

Lars Erik Aamot

Director General

Norwegian Ministry of Energy

Sarah Forbes

Director, Office of Carbon Management Technologies,  Fossil Energy and Carbon Management

U.S. Department of Energy  

Tatsuya Terazawa 

Chairman and Chief Executive Officer

The Institute of Energy Economics, Japan  

Host:

Holnam Sha

Senior Content Analyst

Leader Associates

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