CO₂ Storage Conference 2026
Delivering the Future of Carbon Storage
6 – 7 October 2026 | The Chester Hotel, Aberdeen
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The past few years have marked a defining period, with carbon capture and storage (CCS) moving from idea to action. Projects are now being built and delivered across the UK, Europe and worldwide, showing that capturing CO2 and storing it safely deep underground is possible at scale. Governments, industry and researchers are working together to invest in new projects, create clearer rules, and share what they learn.
Attention is now shifting from "can we do CCS?" to "how do we do it well and accelerate deployment?" This year's programme reflects that, spanning five themes across the two days:
By bringing together industry leaders, researcher and policy makers, the conference provides a platform to share progress, discuss lessons from ongoing projects, and explore pathways for accelerating delivery - from storage site selection and well design through to monitoring, regulation and cross-border CO2 transport.
Who Should Attend?
The CO2 Storage Conference brings together the full range of professionals working to deliver carbon storage at scale, including:
Exhibition Opportunities
Exhibiting at the CO2 Storage Conference is a cost-effective promotional opportunity. There will be ample opportunity for maximum interaction between exhibitors and delegates during the registration period, coffee breaks, and during lunch. To enquire about exhibition packages, please contact aberdeen.events@spe-uk.org.
Sponsorship Opportunities
The organisers of this event, SPE Aberdeen and GESGB, are not-for-profit organisations with the shared aims of:
Raising sponsorship is crucial to help us ensure that the CO2 Storage Conference continues to be an affordable and valuable training opportunity for the industry, to enable us to re-invest back into industry, and to support our future workforce.
Information on available packages can be found on the Programme flyer or contact aberdeen.events@spe-uk.org.
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