Welcome to the GET2024 Carbon Capture & Storage Conference
The 5th edition of the EAGE Global energy Transition Conference & Exhibition will see a distinctive focus on Carbon Capture & Storage (CCS). The conference will be organised in the city of Rotterdam. This is an excellent choice of location as the port of Rotterdam is on course to become one of the first operating CCS hubs in the world, with several projects that are near or have passed FID.
Besides a rich program touching on a wide range of technical developments, the conference will have a variety of dedicated and strategic sessions on current dilemmas for the further development of the CCS business case.
Energy’s Future Unlocked
Join us for this unique opportunity to collaborate and take action to drive the global energy transition forward.
“We are pleased to invite everyone
… working in the space of Carbon Capture, Utilization and Storage (CCUS) at the 5th edition of the EAGE GET event in Rotterdam from 4 – 8 November 2024.
For the fifth edition of GET, the EAGE is organizing four parallel conferences at the same location, covering the topics of Geothermal energy, Offshore wind, Energy storage, hydrogen and CCUS. GET24 will provide a cross-industry platform for those working in this domain to connect and share their knowledge on the key topics surrounding the use of the subsurface in support of the energy transition. The cross-conference strategic sessions and the lay-out and setup of the conference venue will allow for a vibrant exchange of information and knowledge between participants working on different aspects of subsurface in the space of the energy transition.
Senior Geoscientist – Carbon Capture and Storage Capability team
Shell
Co-Chair Carbon Capture and Storage Conference
“We are delighted with the choice of Rotterdam as location of this event.
… The Port of Rotterdam is on course to become one of the first operating Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) hubs in the world, with several projects that are near or have passed FID. As in previous GET events, the topic of CCUS will figure prominently in the program.
The next five years are crucial for the nascent CCUS business in the world and particularly in Europe, with the deployment and operation of the first real CO2 storage projects at scale. To complement a high-quality technical program on the topic of CCUS and in true GET style, several dedicated sessions will be included in the program. Invited high-level speakers from industry, academia, regulatory bodies and other CCUS stakeholders will provide a deep dive on selected topics to paint a broader perspective around certain challenges for further growth of the CCUS industry.
New Energy Domain Lead – EXD, SLB
Co-Chair Carbon Capture and Storage Conference
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Commitee List
- Ben Dewever
Shell - Mike Branston
SLB - Rouhi Farajzadeh
Shell/TU Delft - Roman Berenblyum
NORCE Research - Sylvain Thibeau
OGCI, Total - Susan Fellows
Computer Modelling Group - Neville Brookes
CGG - Jean-Luc Formento
CGG - Denis Voskov
TU Delft - Nicole Grobys
Wintershall Dea - Sandrine David
TGS - Carrie Holloway
SLB - Habib Al Khatib
SpotLight - Dr. F.P. (Filip) Neele
TNO - Sonia Isabella Lopez Kovacs
Repsol - Shi Yuan Toh
Heriot-Watt University - Ali Moradi Tehrani
Geosoftware - Fernanda M.L Veloso
BRGM - Laurent FONTANELLI
Unisalle - Bruce Webb
Eni - Carolina Coll
Independent - Ong Swee Keong
Petronas - Kenneth Tough
BP - Syrie Crouch
Independent - Federico Games Ad Terra
- Ben Dewever Shell
- Mike Branston SLB
- Rouhi Farajzadeh Shell/TU Delft
- Roman Berenblyum NORCE Research
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