With a current capacity of over 1.3 million tonnes for CO2-based products and steadily growing demand, smart Carbon Capture and Utilisation (CCU) technologies are helping to establish CO2 as a renewable carbon feedstock. Innovative technologies and materials are crucial to meet the increasing demand for fossil-free carbon, e.g. derived from CO2 or biomass, especially in the chemical and fuel sector. Having established itself as a cornerstone in the evolution of this dynamic field, the CO2-Based Fuels and Chemicals Conference has become a meeting ground, fostering connections and showcasing the latest advancements in CO2 capture and utilisation.
For the 12th time the conference program presents a comprehensive overview of the status quo, delving into pivotal topics such as CCU, carbon capture technologies, biogenic CO2 sources and green hydrogen production, Power-to-X for fuels, CO2-based chemicals, materials, polymers, mineralisation, advanced technologies, advanced research for CCU, and the fascinating realm of artificial photosynthesis.
A dedicated session on innovation, strategy and policy will delve into the crucial discussion of framework conditions necessary to stimulate incentives and investments within this rapidly expanding sector, offering valuable insights and future perspectives.