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CCUS XCHANGE 2026 PROGRAM

THURSDAY, MAY 14, 2026
ALL TIMINGS ARE IN PACIFIC TIME (PT / UTC-8)
08:45 - 09:00
OPENING REMARKS
09:00 - 09:30
THE U.S. POLITICAL LANDSCAPE FOR HYDROGEN & CCUS INTEGRATION
  • Analyzing federal and state-level legislative developments affecting the 2026 hydrogen economy
  • Mapping emerging model policies and regulatory frameworks for clean energy infrastructure
  • Strategic political roadmaps for building durable, multi-sector hydrogen value chains

Roxana Bekemohammadi

U.S. Hydrogen Alliance
09:30 - 10:00
RESERVED PRESENTATION
10:00 - 10:30
UNLOCKING A $30 BILLION CCUS OPPORTUNITY FOR PULP AND PAPER
  • Financing large-scale projects to capture biogenic emissions from biomass boiler stacks
  • Transforming pulp and paper economics through permanent sequestration and CDR credit sales
  • Scaling proven liquid amine technology for high-volume carbon dioxide removal across North America

Jonathan Rhone

CO280
10:30 - 11:00
REFRESHMENT BREAK
11:00 - 11:30
UNDERSTANDING THE ROLES AND COMPLEXITIES OF THE VOLUNTARY CARBON MARKET
  • Analyzing voluntary credits as market instruments to bridge the net-zero gap
  • Ensuring credit integrity through third-party verification for real and permanent reductions
  • Navigating fragmented global standards to optimize secure investments in premium offsets

Tim Byrne

Bynamic Group
11:30 - 12:00
BEYOND ABATEMENT: WHY DAC IS THE STRATEGIC FOUNDATION FOR CARBON REMOVAL
  • Decoupling industrial production from fossil CO2 using independent on-site capture technology
  • Utilizing DAC to provide circular carbon for net-zero aviation and liquid fuels
  • Enhancing food system resilience through decentralized carbon enrichment for greenhouses

Elena Nikonova

Skytree
12:00 - 12:30
RESERVED PRESENTATION
12:30 - 13:30
LUNCH BREAK
13:30 - 14:00
THE CONCRETE REVOLUTION: MOVING FROM ABATEMENT TO PERMANENT MINERALIZATION
  • Targeting high-mass aggregate components to maximize scalable CO2 sequestration in buildings
  • Transitioning construction narratives from simple carbon abatement to creating permanent sinks
  • Utilizing industrial waste streams like recycled concrete as sustainable calcium sources

Kevin Davis

Blue Planet Systems
14:00 - 14:30
COMPACT SKID-BASED CARBON CAPTURE FOR SMALL-TO-MIDSIZE EMITTERS
  • Optimized high-efficiency units with a footprint 3x smaller than traditional towers
  • Reducing total cost of ownership by 30% for small industrial point-sources
  • Modular plug-and-play design enabling rapid on-site deployment for various emitters

Albert van Pabst

SDS Separation
14:30 - 15:00
DESIGN CONSIDERATIONS FOR COMMERCIAL AMINE-BASED CAPTURE SYSTEMS
  • Optimizing amine performance and minimizing degradation for cost-effective industrial operations
  • Engineering factors for transitioning amine-based capture from pilot scale to commercial plants
  • Critical design strategies for retrofitting existing industrial facilities with advanced capture units

Walid ElMoudir

ChemProcess Consulting & Services
15:00 - 15:30
REFRESHMENT BREAK
15:30 - 16:00
MOLTEN SALT ELECTROCHEMISTRY FOR CONVERTING EMISSIONS INTO CARBON ASSETS
  • Transforming industrial CO2 into high-value activated carbon for energy storage products
  • Electrochemical process achieving a 94% energy reduction over conventional conversion methods
  • Scaling TRL7 continuous operations to commercial deployment with circular battery synergies

Man Yong Toh

Aeroborn
16:00 - 16:30
INDUSTRIAL CASE STUDY: CCU IN A STONE WOOL PLANT
  • Decarbonization Roadmap: Real-world results from GHG emission reduction projects
  • Technical Execution: Implementing carbon capture within specialized insulation manufacturing
  • Market Expansion: Launching a CO2-based business vertical from captured emissions

Manuel Silva

Termolan Isolamentos Termo-Acústicos
16:30 - 17:00
INDUSTRIALIZING CO2 RECYCLING VIA MICROALGAE TO SUBSTITUTE FOSSIL PRODUCTS
  • Evaluating biological CCU market viability against traditional Fischer-Tropsch and HEFA technologies
  • Optimizing land and water usage for resource-efficient, large-scale microalgae production
  • Harnessing advanced photobioreactors to create high-efficiency alternatives for chemicals and fuels

Jean-Louis Roux dit Buisson

NeoCarbons
17:00 - 17:15
CLOSING REMARKS