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Progress through persistence

The number of CCS projects is steadily increasing. Each project – on the drawing board, in execution or operational – is the result of perseverance of all the parties involved.

We have secured a fantastic lineup of speakers who will share their experiences and insights under this year’s theme “Progress through persistence”.

Due to the high level of interest, this event has now reached its maximum number of registrations. If you would like to be notified should a place become available, or if you have any other questions, please contact carbonstoragedialogues@ebn.nl.

We look forward to welcoming:

  • Gemmeke Groot, Project Director, Porthos
  • Teja Schmid-McGuinness, Director CO2 & Carbon Capture, Lhoist
  • Dyonne Rietveld, Country Chair, Uniper
  • Gert-Jan ten Cate, Vice President Large Industries or Tom Eikmans, Senior Business Owner, Air Liquide
  • Jeanette Baljeu, Member of the European Parliament (tbc)
  • Wout de Groot, Director SuperCritical Cleanup, SCW Systems
  • Dr. Boris Rigault, Director Corporate Field of Action, Siemens Energy S.A.S
  • Joseph Stemmler, Research Associate, Economics of Carbon Removal, University of Oxford
  • Joost Hooghiem, CCS Director, EBN
  • Bram Herfkens, Manager Asset Management and JV Representative Aramis, EBN

Moderator Maarten Bouwhuis will lead the programme and ensure lively discussions with our speakers that offer you the latest insights around the following questions:

  • What is needed to scale the market for industrial carbon management – carbon capture, utilisation, transport, storage and removal – and what are live and near execution projects already teaching us?
  • What does each link in the CO2 value chain need to progress, and what strategies are companies pursuing and what technologies are they using?
  • What can we expect from the European Commission’s proposal on CO2 markets and infrastructure, and what does that mean for cross-border planning?
  • What are the latest national policy developments to support all pillars of industrial carbon management and how do they interact?

Join the Carbon Storage Dialogues and hear from the leaders who know what has worked and who have a vision of what is needed to further advance the industry.

 

Event date

28 May 2026
12:00 - 18:00 o’clock

Venue

BlueCity, Rotterdam

Registration fee

Participation is free of charge

Programme
12.00 – 13:00 Welcoming lunch
13:00 – 17:00 Plenary programme
17:00 – 18:00 Network drinks

The event will be in English

Register for this event

Due to the high level of interest, this event has now reached its maximum number of registrations. If you would like to be notified should a place become available, or if you have any other questions, please contact carbonstoragedialogues@ebn.nl.