CCUS Xchange Canada 2027|Calgary, Alberta|April 06, 2027
CCUS Xchange
Canada 2027

How Can Canada Turn CCUS Potential into Commercial-Scale Deployment?

Join industrial emitters, project developers, infrastructure operators, technology providers, engineering firms, Indigenous partners and investors to examine the technologies, infrastructure, commercial structures and partnerships required to advance integrated CCUS projects at scale.

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April 06, 2027
Calgary, Alberta
Why Attend

Big Question Facing Canada’s CCUS Industry:
What Will Determine Which Canadian CCUS Projects Reach
Final Investment Decision and Perform Reliably at Scale?

Canada has significant industrial emissions sources, established carbon-management expertise and extensive geological storage potential. The challenge is turning these advantages into integrated projects in which capture performance, transport access, storage readiness, commercial structures and delivery timelines align.

CCUS Xchange Canada 2027 will examine the technical, commercial and operational decisions that determine whether projects move successfully from feasibility and FEED through construction, commissioning, injection and sustained operation.

The conference will help participants evaluate capture-system performance, infrastructure integration, storage readiness, Indigenous participation, project economics, full-chain risk allocation and emerging pathways for utilization, carbon removals and distributed emitters.

100+
Delegates
15+
Expert Speakers
5
Strategic Pillars
1
Power-Packed Day
What You Will Learn

Five Themes Defining the Next Phase of Canadian CCUS Deployment

The agenda is structured around the capture, infrastructure, subsurface, commercial-delivery and emerging-deployment priorities that will determine whether Canadian CCUS projects can progress from technical potential to reliable commercial operation.

01

Capture Technology, Industrial Integration & Commercial Scale-Up

Evaluate solvents, sorbents, membranes and other capture technologies across different industrial emissions profiles while addressing flue-gas impurities, energy demand, utility integration and brownfield constraints. Examine how pilot and demonstration results can be translated into scalable equipment, modular systems, long-duration operating evidence and credible commercial performance guarantees.

02

CO₂ Conditioning, Shared Hubs & Transport Networks

Examine how captured CO₂ can be purified, dehydrated, compressed and transferred into shared infrastructure with consistent quality and operating specifications. Explore multi-emitter hubs, gathering systems, trunklines, network capacity, open-access models, alternative logistics and the operational coordination required between independently owned capture, transport and storage assets.

03

Geological Storage, Injection Performance & Long-Term Assurance

Assess how regional geological potential can be converted into qualified and commercially dependable storage capacity through characterization, appraisal drilling, injectivity testing, reservoir modelling and well design. Examine pressure management, plume behaviour, legacy well risks, monitoring and verification, closure planning and the long-term stewardship required to demonstrate durable containment.

04

Project Bankability, Indigenous Partnerships & Full-Chain Delivery

Build stronger commercial and delivery models for integrated CCUS projects. Explore FEED maturity, investment tax credits, incentives, contracting structures, risk allocation, Indigenous equity participation and project co-development, brownfield construction, commissioning and the governance required to coordinate capture, transport and storage across the full project chain.

05

Carbon Utilization, Removals & Distributed CCUS Pathways

Evaluate carbon mineralization, concrete applications, chemicals, fuels and other CO₂-derived products alongside emerging pathways such as biogenic capture, BECCS and direct air capture. Examine modular capture, aggregation, alternative transport and localized storage models that can extend carbon management to smaller, dispersed and remote emissions sources.

Who Attends

The Canadian CCUS Ecosystem

CCUS Xchange Canada 2027 is designed for professionals responsible for developing, evaluating, financing, engineering and operating capture, transport, storage and utilization projects across Canada.

70%+
Senior Decision-Maker Focus

Connect with executives and senior leaders responsible for operations, engineering, subsurface development, infrastructure, capital projects, sustainability, investment and commercial deployment.

100+
Organizations
Curated CCUS Ecosystem
Meet industrial emitters, project developers, pipeline and storage operators, Indigenous organizations, engineering firms, technology providers, investors, research institutions and government agencies advancing Canadian CCUS projects.

Core Attendee Profiles

Industrial Emitters & Facility Owners

Organizations evaluating or deploying CCUS across oil sands, refining, cement, chemicals, fertilizer, steel, natural gas processing, power generation and other emissions-intensive industries.

Oil Sands Cement Refining Hydrogen

CCUS Project Developers & Infrastructure Operators

Teams responsible for integrated project development, shared hubs, gathering systems, trunklines, sequestration projects and commercial coordination across the CCUS chain.

Shared Hubs Trunklines Sequestration Full-Chain

Engineering, Operations & Subsurface Leaders

Decision-makers responsible for capture integration, process engineering, compression, pipeline systems, reservoir characterization, injection, monitoring and operational performance.

Compression Reservoir Injection Monitoring

Technology, Equipment & EPC Providers

Organizations developing capture technologies, compression systems, monitoring solutions, wells, process equipment and engineering capabilities required for commercial deployment.

Solvents Sorbents Wells EPC

Indigenous Nations, Organizations & Project Partners

Indigenous partners evaluating project co-development, equity ownership, infrastructure participation, procurement, workforce opportunities and long-term environmental stewardship.

Equity Co-Development Procurement Stewardship

Investors, Government & Research Organizations

Financial institutions, public agencies, laboratories, universities and commercialization bodies supporting project development, technical validation and investment.

Investment Public Agencies Laboratories Commercialization

Target Industries & Sectors

Oil Sands & Upgrading
Refining & Petrochemicals
Hydrogen, Ammonia & Fertilizers
Cement, Concrete & Lime
Steel, Metals & Mineral Processing
Natural Gas Processing & LNG
Power Generation & Cogeneration
Pulp, Paper & Forest Products
Waste-to-Energy & Bioenergy
Industrial Manufacturing & Chemicals
Who You Can Expect to Meet

Trusted by Industry Leaders

Join senior representatives from industrial emitters, project developers, infrastructure operators, Indigenous organizations, engineering firms, technology providers, investors, research institutions and government agencies.

CANSOLV Technologies Carbon Clean Frog Lake Energy Resources Pathways Alliance Carbon Management Canada Baker Hughes Pembina Pipeline University of Alberta CF Industries Heidelberg Materials Siemens Energy GE Vernova Natural Resources Canada CarbonCure Technologies C-Capture Whitecap Resources Alberta Innovates MEG Energy Kruger Air Products Canada SaskPower Plains Midstream Canada Clean Energy Systems Rio Tinto BC Hydro Entropy Hatch Kiewit Canada Canada Energy Regulator MHI Group TransGas Johnson Matthey Capital Power EPCOR St Marys Cement Chemtrade Logistics Svante Tourmaline Oil International CCS Knowledge Centre Wood Worley CANSOLV Technologies Carbon Clean Frog Lake Energy Resources Pathways Alliance Carbon Management Canada Baker Hughes Pembina Pipeline University of Alberta CF Industries Heidelberg Materials Siemens Energy GE Vernova Natural Resources Canada CarbonCure Technologies C-Capture Whitecap Resources Alberta Innovates MEG Energy Kruger Air Products Canada SaskPower Plains Midstream Canada Clean Energy Systems Rio Tinto BC Hydro Entropy Hatch Kiewit Canada Canada Energy Regulator MHI Group TransGas Johnson Matthey Capital Power EPCOR St Marys Cement Chemtrade Logistics Svante Tourmaline Oil International CCS Knowledge Centre Wood Worley
Enbridge FortisBC Carbon Upcycling Nutrien Chart Industries ARC Resources Parkland Corporation Fluor CanmetENERGY Methanex AtkinsRéalis ArcelorMittal Dofasco TC Energy Lafarge Canada Invest Alberta NOVA Chemicals SLB Capturi Dow Suncor Energy Inter Pipeline Technip Energies Advantage Energy Linde Vale Base Metals Emissions Reduction Alberta WSP West Fraser Teck Resources AltaGas Cenovus Energy Honeywell Shell University of Calgary Imperial Oil Strathcona Resources Cameco Ontario Power Generation ATCO Birchcliff Energy Enhance Energy Keyera Enbridge FortisBC Carbon Upcycling Nutrien Chart Industries ARC Resources Parkland Corporation Fluor CanmetENERGY Methanex AtkinsRéalis ArcelorMittal Dofasco TC Energy Lafarge Canada Invest Alberta NOVA Chemicals SLB Capturi Dow Suncor Energy Inter Pipeline Technip Energies Advantage Energy Linde Vale Base Metals Emissions Reduction Alberta WSP West Fraser Teck Resources AltaGas Cenovus Energy Honeywell Shell University of Calgary Imperial Oil Strathcona Resources Cameco Ontario Power Generation ATCO Birchcliff Energy Enhance Energy Keyera
Our Regular Collaborators
SLB S&P Global BASF Aramco Fluor Siemens Energy Svante Baker Hughes SLB S&P Global BASF Aramco Fluor Siemens Energy Svante Baker Hughes SLB S&P Global BASF Aramco Fluor Siemens Energy Svante Baker Hughes SLB S&P Global BASF Aramco Fluor Siemens Energy Svante Baker Hughes
How This Will Help You Compete

Your Competitive Edge in Canada’s CCUS Market

Successful CCUS projects will depend on more than strong individual technologies. Developers and industrial operators will need capture systems that perform reliably, infrastructure that connects efficiently, storage resources that can accept growing volumes and commercial structures that align risk and responsibility across the full project chain.

Capture & Technology Readiness

Compare capture technologies, integration strategies and scale-up assumptions against the operating conditions and performance requirements of real industrial facilities.

Infrastructure & Storage Alignment

Understand how CO₂ specifications, network capacity, transport access, injectivity and storage availability can influence project design and development timelines.

Project Bankability & Delivery Readiness

Assess the engineering maturity, commercial agreements, incentives, governance and risk allocation required to progress integrated CCUS projects toward final investment decision.

Partnership & Full-Chain Coordination

Identify how emitters, transport operators, storage developers, Indigenous partners, engineering firms and capital providers can align responsibilities earlier to reduce cross-chain risk.

Emerging Pathways & Market Expansion

Evaluate utilization, removals, modular systems and distributed CCUS models that can extend carbon management beyond conventional large-emitter hub projects.

What You Will Leave With

Actionable Intelligence, Not Just Insights

Every session is designed to help participants evaluate project readiness, pressure-test technical and commercial assumptions and make stronger decisions across capture, infrastructure, storage and full-chain delivery.

Assess

Assess which capture, transport and storage configurations are best suited to your project requirements.

Identify

Identify infrastructure, partnership and commercial models capable of supporting scalable deployment.

Benchmark

Benchmark capture performance, transport assumptions, storage readiness and project-delivery strategies against Canadian projects and emerging best practices.

Strengthen

Strengthen the technical, commercial and governance foundations required to progress projects toward final investment decision and sustained operation.

Position

Position your organization for emerging opportunities across shared CCUS infrastructure, utilization, removals and distributed carbon-management models.

Testimonials

What Participants Say About Thought Xchange Network Events

“It was a pleasure to participate. The host, organization, and participants were excellent. The event format and the topics discussed have strong potential for further growth.”
Peter BelovLightOre GmbH
“A very well-organised conference. It was a very interesting and unique blend of speakers and discussions.”
Pavlina SpasovskaMinespider
“We got a very good chance to showcase our technology and operations and to connect with companies across the value chain.”
Timur AshirovSeparatic
“It was a very positive experience for me. The event was well organized, the discussion flowed naturally, and the format created a strong environment for sharing ideas and engaging with the audience.”
Sergej MarojevicQCharge
“I found the content to be significantly deeper and more specialized, resulting in a more unique and insightful experience.”
Yasufumi UshikiSumitomo Heavy Industries
“I learned a great deal of valuable information from the conference and found the sessions very insightful.”
Yuta HagiwaraInnovation Core Sei
“It was valuable to hear different perspectives and emerging approaches across the ecosystem.”
Timo SteitznovoMOF AG
“My deepest thanks for creating a platform that continuously empowers innovators, closes the gap between theory and execution, and drives global progress.”
Pravin SankhwarSAIARD
“There were some fascinating insights and interesting facts shared throughout the sessions.”
Daniel PearceAssentech Sales Limited
“It was a pleasure to participate. The host, organization, and participants were excellent. The event format and the topics discussed have strong potential for further growth.”
Peter BelovLightOre GmbH
“A very well-organised conference. It was a very interesting and unique blend of speakers and discussions.”
Pavlina SpasovskaMinespider
“We got a very good chance to showcase our technology and operations and to connect with companies across the value chain.”
Timur AshirovSeparatic
“It was a very positive experience for me. The event was well organized, the discussion flowed naturally, and the format created a strong environment for sharing ideas and engaging with the audience.”
Sergej MarojevicQCharge
“I found the content to be significantly deeper and more specialized, resulting in a more unique and insightful experience.”
Yasufumi UshikiSumitomo Heavy Industries
“I learned a great deal of valuable information from the conference and found the sessions very insightful.”
Yuta HagiwaraInnovation Core Sei
“It was valuable to hear different perspectives and emerging approaches across the ecosystem.”
Timo SteitznovoMOF AG
“My deepest thanks for creating a platform that continuously empowers innovators, closes the gap between theory and execution, and drives global progress.”
Pravin SankhwarSAIARD
“There were some fascinating insights and interesting facts shared throughout the sessions.”
Daniel PearceAssentech Sales Limited
Secure Your Place

Secure Your Place at the Forefront
of Canadian CCUS Deployment

Meet the industrial emitters, project developers, infrastructure operators, Indigenous partners, engineering firms, investors and technology leaders working to turn Canada’s carbon-management potential into reliable commercial projects.

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SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES

Position Your Organization at the Centre of Canadian CCUS Project Decisions

Align your organization with senior decision-makers evaluating capture technologies, shared infrastructure, transport systems, geological storage, project delivery, monitoring solutions and emerging carbon-management pathways, while showcasing expertise and building relationships across Canada’s CCUS ecosystem.

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$11,795
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