With Deep Sky set to commence operations in the summer, federal investment in carbon management technologies under the Energy Innovation Program, and the advancement of Heidelberg's groundbreaking CCUS project at its cement plant in Edmonton, the progress is tangible.

The global CCUS sector is expected to see a record number of final investment decisions (FIDs) in 2025, with around 200 projects aiming for approval. This shift from project announcements to execution will no doubt inform Canada's CCUS strategies. Collaboration across industry and governments is essential to ensure CCS is a viable and necessary tool in accelerating decarbonization in an evolving geopolitical landscape.

Featuring an extensive exhibition floor, strategic and technical sessions, interactive workshops and site tours, Carbon Capture Canada offers a unique opportunity to engage with industry leaders, policymakers, and innovators in the carbon capture, utilization, and storage (CCUS) sector.