Carbon Capture Canada 2026
Event Date
September 15–17, 2026
Location
Edmonton, Canada
Expected Exhibitors
100
About This Show
AI-drafted summaryCarbon Capture Canada is Canada's national convention for the carbon capture, utilization, and storage (CCUS) sector, returning to Edmonton on September 15–17, 2026. It is described as the only Pan-Canadian national convention showcasing Canada's opportunity for carbon capture and underground storage innovation, technology, and as a destination for global investment. The event combines a strategic conference, an exhibition, Knowledge Bars, workshops, an awards gala, and site tours under one roof.
The strategic conference brings together policymakers, investors, and industry leaders to address the defining questions facing Canada's CCUS sector—from bankability and regulatory reform to large-scale infrastructure and the emerging carbon removals market, with international delegations attending from across five continents. Attendees include energy industry decision-makers, project developers, technology providers, financiers, regulators, and researchers across the CCS value chain.
Carbon Capture Canada highlights the leading pioneers and innovators in carbon capture and storage, serving as a pivotal platform for transformative cross-sector collaborations. With momentum building across capture, transport, storage, and carbon removal in Canada, the convention is a timely place to build partnerships, evaluate technology, and access capital.
Show Highlights
Key features of Carbon Capture Canada 2026 include:
- Strategic Conference — two days of thought leadership and Executive Dialogues covering capital investment, emerging technologies, geopolitics, and carbon markets.
- Exhibition — a show floor featuring the sector's leading innovators, plus the immersive DAC (Direct Air Capture) Discovery Zone dedicated to carbon removal.
- Knowledge Bars — access to 40 technical presentations across four theatres, hosted and sponsored by knowledge partners Enbridge, Oil Sands Alliance, and the Shell-Technip Energies Alliance, included with a visitor or delegate pass.
- Awards Gala — recognizing accomplishments of leaders, innovators, and trailblazers across eight categories.
- Site Tours, Workshops, and Networking — including a CCUS site tour day, an amine-based carbon capture systems workshop, an Industry Night Reception, and a Women in CCUS Networking Reception.
Marquee 2026 speakers include the Hon. Danielle Smith, Premier, Government of Alberta, along with senior leaders from Climeworks, SLB Capturi, Enbridge, Shell, the Global CCS Institute, and Natural Resources Canada.
Attendance
The official website advertises the following figures for the convention: 5,000+ attendees, 100+ exhibiting companies, 1,000+ delegates, 150+ expert speakers, and 50+ attending countries. International delegations participating are drawn from countries including Indonesia, Japan, Norway, Singapore, Thailand, the UAE, and the United States.
Registration
Registration is completed online through the show's official register page, and early-bird pricing can save attendees up to $1,100. Three pass options are available so attendees can customize their experience.
- Conference Pass — grants access to two days of the Strategic Conference and Executive Dialogues, complimentary lunch and refreshments, a VIP Delegate Reception, plus all Visitor Pass benefits. Early-bird rate of CA$1,695 (available until June 30).
- Visitor Pass — access to the exhibition floor, Knowledge Bars, special features, and the Industry Night Reception. Complimentary (available until August 15).
- Student Pass — CA$395, with a valid student ID required to pick up the badge.
Add-on tickets include the Awards Gala (early-bird $225 per ticket until June 30), Site Tours ($595 per ticket), and the Women in CCUS Networking Reception ($35). Group discounts are available by contacting the organizer's delegate sales team.
Exhibitors
Exhibitor Information
Detailed exhibitor list is being compiled. Check back soon or visit the official show website for the most current information.
Last updated: July 24, 2026
Frequently Asked Questions
When and where is Carbon Capture Canada 2026 taking place?
Carbon Capture Canada 2026 takes place September 15–17, 2026, at the Edmonton Convention Centre in Edmonton, Alberta. The Expo and Conference run September 15–16, with site tours on September 17.
Who should attend Carbon Capture Canada?
The convention is aimed at energy industry decision-makers, policymakers, investors, project developers, technology providers, regulators, and researchers across the CCUS value chain. It also draws international delegations from more than 50 countries.
How do I register and what passes are available?
You register online through the show's official register page. Options include a Conference Pass (early-bird CA$1,695 until June 30), a complimentary Visitor Pass (available until August 15), and a Student Pass (CA$395 with valid student ID).
What is included with a pass?
The Visitor Pass includes access to the exhibition floor, Knowledge Bars, special features, and the Industry Night Reception. The Conference Pass adds two days of the Strategic Conference and Executive Dialogues, complimentary lunch, and a VIP Delegate Reception. Add-ons include the Awards Gala, site tours, and the Women in CCUS Networking Reception.
What makes Carbon Capture Canada worth attending?
It is Canada's national CCUS convention, combining a strategic conference, an exhibition with 100+ companies, 40 technical Knowledge Bar presentations, an awards gala, workshops, and real-world CCUS site tours. The organizer advertises 5,000+ attendees, 150+ expert speakers, and delegations from 50+ countries.
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