Carbon Capture Canada stands as the nation's leading CCUS convention, set to return to Edmonton from September 15–17, 2026. This unique Pan-Canadian event is specifically designed to highlight Canada's vast potential in carbon capture and underground storage, showcasing the latest innovations, advanced technologies, and opportunities for global investment. It acts as a crucial meeting point for industry leaders, innovators, and decision-makers across the entire Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) value chain. Attendees will gain invaluable insights into pioneering solutions, forge strategic cross-sector collaborations, and connect with the visionaries shaping the future of carbon management. With 100 exhibitors and 4000 visitors expected across 50,000 sqft, this event offers a comprehensive overview of the sector. For professionals in environmental protection and energy, this exhibition offers an unparalleled platform for knowledge exchange, business development, and contributing to sustainable climate solutions. It's an essential gathering to advance sustainable practices and achieve climate goals.
Highlights
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National CCUS Focus
The only Pan-Canadian convention showcasing Canada's opportunities in carbon capture and underground storage innovation and investment.
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Collaboration & Innovation
A key platform for cross-sector collaborations, bringing together pioneers and innovators in CCS.
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Strategic Insights & Awards
Features a dedicated Strategic Conference and celebrates industry excellence with the Carbon Capture Canada Awards.
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Interactive Knowledge Sharing
Knowledge Bars provide dedicated spaces for industry leaders to deliver interactive presentations on diverse CCUS technical topics.
Previous Edition
4,000
Attendees
100
Exhibitors
4,645
Net Area · ㎡
FAQ
5 questions
The event is scheduled from September 15–17, 2026.
It is held in Edmonton, Canada.
The event is organized by dmg events.
Carbon Capture Canada focuses on carbon capture and underground storage (CCUS) innovation, technology, and global investment within the environmental protection and energy sectors.
Yes, concurrent events include a Strategic Conference, The Carbon Capture Canada Awards, and Knowledge Bars for interactive presentations.
