The conference is one of the oldest and most established worldwide and has developed into a unique meeting place for the entire Carbon Capture & Utilisation (CCU) and Power-to-X industry and its customers. The first day will focus on CO2-based transport and aviation fuels, the second on CO2-based bulk and fine chemicals. CCU technologies are essential to meet the future demand for carbon from renewable sources. Take a look into the near future and exchange ideas with the leading pioneers.

CCU is one essential pillar for the supply of renewable carbon besides biomass and recycling. The transition to direct CO2 utilization as one alternative carbon source is needed to substitute fossil sources, fight climate change, and shift towards sustainable and climate-friendly production and consumption. For providing the full benefits of CCU technologies the use of renewable energy is indispensable. Especially the supply of green hydrogen is crucial for the production of CO2-based transportation and aviation fuels, bulk, and fine chemicals.

A large number of European cross-sectoral projects for hydrogen production via large-scale electrolyzers have been announced recently. The European Commission launched a 400 Billion hydrogen strategy for the full energy transition to renewable energies, as well as for the further use of hydrogen in innovations and technologies such as the production of high-volume synthetic fuels and chemicals.

Meanwhile, 100 projects on CO2-based fuel and chemical production, as well as efficient capture and utilization technologies have been launched by several start-ups and established companies, ranging from pilot over demonstration to commercial scale. Even more, players show their interest in getting involved in CCU and are increasingly planning and implementing more plants on different scales for Power-to-X technologies, low carbon fuels, and CO2-based chemistry. Great visions are becoming real business cases and innovations are starting to realize their potential!

New and leading players will showcase novel and improved applications based on the use of CO2 as feedstock. The main topics of the conference are green hydrogen production, carbon capture technologies, and carbon utilization (Power-to-X): Transportation and aviation fuels, building-blocks, bulk, and fine chemicals as well as advanced technologies for CO2 utilization such as artificial photosynthesis.