About GHGT
The World’s Leading CCS Conference
The 17th Greenhouse Gas Control Technology Conference (GHGT-17), is the premier international conference on greenhouse gas reduction technologies, with a specific focus on carbon capture, utilization, and storage (CCUS). The GHGT conference series is at the forefront of advancing low-carbon solutions to combat climate change.
GHGT-17 will be hosted in Calgary, Alberta, Canada, in October 2024. This event will bring together researchers, industry leaders, government officials, and business partners from around the world to explore cutting-edge technology, innovation, and greenhouse gas mitigation strategies.
Conference Highlights
- As the world’s premier conference on CCUS with an estimated 1500 delegates attending, there are countless opportunities to network, connect and engage professionals from across the globe.
- Keynotes and plenary addresses by world leaders in climate change, policy, and CCUS. Over 350 presentations across 71 technical sessions and 500 poster presentations.
- Accelerate your projects – Connect with global organisations in the GHGT Expo.
- In-depth technical streams focusing on capture, utilisation, negative emissions, storage, legal & regulatory, social perception and more.
- Brand new for this conference, a business stream that is less technical and aims to explore effective strategies for deploying CCS technology, managing risk, financing, global regulations and more.
Conference Venue
TELUS Convention Centre, Calgary, Canada | 20-24 October 2024
About the venue
Emissions Reduction Alberta
Based in Alberta, Canada, Emissions Reduction Alberta (ERA) invests in innovative clean technologies and solutions to lower both greenhouse gas emissions and costs, keeping industries competitive while supporting the growth of new ones. Scaling up innovation will help ensure Alberta and Canada succeed in a lower emissions world.
Created in 2009, ERA has committed over $884 million to 246 cleantech projects with a total project value of over $7.1 billion. These investments will achieve cumulative emission reductions of approximately 40 million tonnes by 2030, and much more when the technologies are adopted into the marketplace. This funding comes from the province’s large emitters who choose to pay into the Technology Innovation and Emissions Reduction (TIER) Fund as a compliance option if they are unable to meet emissions reduction targets. Spanning Alberta’s industrial sector, projects funded by ERA through a competitive and transparent process generally receive investments between $0.5 million to $10 million to accelerate demonstration and first-of-kind commercial deployment of their technologies.
ERA understands the importance of building partnerships, sharing ideas and innovations, and learning from real-world experiences, which is why we are co-hosting GHGT-17. We look forward to welcoming the world’s CCUS researchers, innovators, and thought leaders to Calgary, Alberta, Canada for GHGT-17 in 2024.