The world is constantly looking for pathways to sustainable future. One of the biggest issues are increasing CO2 emissions, which are causing the global warming. Scientists from around the globe developed several technologies enabling us to turn carbon dioxide into usefull products like fuels, building materials, chemicals or polymers. However CO2 utilization projects still require further research, industry collaboration, funding or policy changes in order to become feasible and well established on the market.
CO2 Reuse Summit, taking place on 16-17 May 2018 in Zurich, will bring together major stakeholders from the industry to highlight the latest developments related to carbon utilization. We will discuss key challenges and opportunities when it comes to technology, economics or policy. We invite you to join your peers for 2 days of interactive presentations, case studies and networking sessions. Get involved in building the decarbonized society.
Participants include:
Air Liquide | Aramco Overseas | Avantium | AVL | AZOMURES | BASF | Bauhaus-Luftfahrt | Borealis | Busch | Cement Sustainability Initiative (CSI) | Climeworks | CO2 Value Europe | Dillinger | Dow Chemical Company | Electrochaea | Eni| EnobraQ | Enviro Ambient | ETH Zurich | European Chemical Industry Council – Cefic | Forschungszentrum Jülich | Frames | Fuchs Petrolub | Haldor Topsoe | Heraeus Deutschland | Hydrogenics | IET Institut für Energietechnik | Karlsruhe Institute of Technology | KRICT (Korea Research Institute of Chemical Technology) | Lappeenranta University of Technology | Lhoist | LyondellBasell | Mecsek Coal Cluster / Calamites | MicroBio Engineering | Omega Green | PCC ROKITA | Phytonix | Politecnico di Torino | Reliance Industries | Repsol | Sandia National Laboratories | SARAS | Shell Global Solutions | SIAD | Sulzer Chemtech | Sunfire | Sunredox | Technical University of Denmark | Tecnalia | Total Research & Technology | TUBE TECH INTERNATIONAL | Twence | University of Oulu | University of Southern Denmark | VITO | Voith Hydro | VTT | YODFAT ENGINEERS
On 15th May a limited number of our participants will have a chance to visit the Climeworks world's first commercial plant that captures atmospheric CO2 for supply to other industries based in Hinwil.
The site visit is free of charge but spaces are limited and booked on first-come, first-served basis.
Please contact us on registration@cogitongroup.com to secure your space for the tour.
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Bruce Dannenberg
Phytonix Corporation
Denis Thomas
Hydrogenics
Ramesh Bhujade
Reliance Industries
Thomas Schaub
BASF
Christian Wix
Haldor Topsoe
Anne S. Meyer
Technical University of Denmark
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Doris Hafenbradl
Electrochaea
John Benemann
MicroBio Engineering
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Martin Rothaemel
Air Liquide
Stefanie Kesting
CO2 Value Europe
Daniel Egger
Climeworks
Apu Gosalia
Fuchs Petrolub
Philippe Fonta
Cement Sustainability Initiative (CSI)
Richard Schauperl
AVL
Karl Hauptmeier
Sunfire
Philipp Furler
ETH Zurich/Sunredox
Christoph Falter
Bauhaus Luftfahrt
Luiz Carlos R. de Sousa
IET Institut für Energietechnik - HSR
Monique Schoondorp
Omega Green
Tom Thompson
Enviro Ambient
Vesa Ruuskanen
Lappeenranta University
Marta Figueiredo
Avantium
2 day pass including access to all sessions, lunches, refreshments and documentation
Applies to University employees, students, governments, non-profit organisation, non-government organizations.
Organisation profile will be verified by the organiser, delegates can be asked to provide adequate documents e.g. student card
2 day pass including access to all sessions, lunches, refreshments and documentation
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