Global CemCCUS Conference Pack 2026

The Global CemCCUS Conference Pack 2026 includes the video, presentations and proceedings from the 2nd Global CemCCUS Conference & Exhibition that took place on 9 - 10 June 2026 in Hamburg, Germany.

The Conference Pack contains:

-- Video files for most presentations given at the conference (MP4 format, 1080p resolution)

-- Proceedings for the conference, including the full programme, exhibitor information and delegate lists (PDF format)

-- Slides from each presentation (PDF format)

Please note: Slides and proceedings are downloadable immediately after purchase. The video file will be sent to you by file transfer during UK office hours.

Paper 1: A review of global CCUS advances in cement, Jo Harder, Onestone Consulting

Paper 2: CCS as a building block for industrial transformation, and policy recommendations to overcome challenges, Fabian Liss, Bellona

Paper 3: Learnings from CCU and CCS for transport & storage, Merten Becker, Heidelberg Materials

Paper 4: Current situation and possible future trends for EUAs: CO2 pricing implications, Harry Öhman, Veyt
11:50 Q&A

Paper 5: Insights into the integration of carbon capture plants, Frank Schumann, Linde GmbH

Paper 6: Navigating procurement challenges in carbon capture projects: Insights and lessons in moving from feasibility studies to operations, David Jayanth, Moritz Köpcke, Ramboll

Paper 7: Lessons learned from the real world: How to select the appropriate CO2 capture technology for each unique plant, taking into account site constraints and utility costs, Jonathan Marriott, Wood PLC

Paper 8: Carbon capture pre-treatment and optimised heat recovery with latest references, Tuomas Saksa, Valmet Technologies Oy

Paper 9: Along the CCS value chain: experiences from carbon capture in operation and subsurface storage, Pim van Keep, Capturi SLB

16:30 Paper 10: CO2 compression and heat recovery opportunities for CCUS in the cement industry, Jeroen Michiels, Everllence

Paper 11: Playing Devils Advocate: Decarbonising clinker must come before CCUS, John Kline, Kline Consulting

Paper 12: Making CCUS possible: Technical challenges and how to address them, Kristina Fleiger, VDZ

Paper 13: Specific challenges in integrating CO2 capture technologies into cement plants, with a focus on Hot Potassium Carbonate (HPC), Gianluca Di Federico, Baker Hughes

Paper 14: Technical assessment of hot potassium carbonate CO2 capture for cement kiln flue gas, Henrik Wingerath, Salman Masoudi Soltani and William G. Davies, Department of Engineering, Brunel University of London; Tohid N. Borhani, Department of Engineering, University of Wolverhampton

Paper 15: Reducing CO₂ capture cost in cement production by using molten clinker to indirectly heat and decompose CaCO₃, Haining Gao, Allan Runstedtler, CanmetENERGY–Ottawa, Natural Resources Canada

Paper 16: Advanced membrane carbon capture in the cement and lime industries, Andrew Corner, Cool Planet Technologies

Paper 17: Advances in MHI CO2 capture technology and its application in the cement Industry, Shibu John, Richard Hamilton, MHI Mitsubishi Heavy Industries EMEA Ltd.

Paper 18: Low-emission amine carbon capture: A tech-chemistry approach, Sven Fürstenburg, BASF SE

Paper 19: Study on the accelerated carbonation of fine recycled concrete aggregates, Maria Hoxhaj, Harald Weigand, Robert Schulte Holthausen: THM - Technische Hochschule Mittelhessen

Paper 20: Carbon dioxide utilisation and storage in concrete production: From theory to practice, Jonne Hirvonen, Carbonaide

Paper 21: Sequestration by mineralising stack CO2 to create cement: Forteras ReAct Cement in action, Craig Hargis and Nick Barnett, Fortera

Paper 22: Measurement methodologies for determination of CO2 stream composition for pipeline transportation, Juha Paldanius, Vaisala