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SUMMIT AGENDA - DAY 2

DAY1

​Day 2 Morning – Regional Cooperation and Supply Chain

09:00 - 09:50

(50 mins)

[Country Chapter] Japan's CCUS Cross- Border Partnership 
  • Regional industrial chain between Japan and other APAC countries
  • Examine how policy and regulatory frameworks in different countries can be aligned to facilitate CCUS partnerships
  • Economic opportunities created by international CCUS partnerships

09:50 - 10:40

(50 mins)

[Panel] Connecting Carbon to Sinks: What are the Technical, Regulatory, and Infrastructure Considerations?
  • How to build a an integrated and efficient supply chain
  • The state of the regional infrastructure and its development
  • Synergies with existing infrastructure
  • Technical or commercial challenges of CO2 transportation

Moderator:

   
Senior Representative
Clayton Utz

Panelist:

Caroline Beattie
General Manager Future Energy
APA Group

Joe Ariyaratnam
Vice President, Development
Mitsui E&P Australia

   
Senior Representative
Clayton Utz

Coffee Break (30 mins)

11:10 - 12:00

(50 mins)

[Panel] The Evolution of a Pan-APAC CO2 Storage Market      
  • The current and projected market demand for CO2 storage across the APAC region   
  • Strategic carbon storage solutions (Geological, ocean and mineral) and its environmental impacts
  • The efficiency and safety of CO2 storage
  • Key drivers and barriers to investment in CCUS projects

Nick Cooper
Executive Chair
Storegga

Dr Linda Stalker
National Geosequestration Laboratory Science Director & Senior Principal Research Scientist
CSIRO

Rosie Johnstone
Chair
CCUS Network Australia (CCUSNA)

12:00 - 12:10

(10 mins)

[Keynote] Reserved for Sponsor
Luncheon

Day 2 Afternoon - Stimulating Finance and Societal Recognition

14:00 - 14:20

(20 mins)

[Keynote] Reserved for Sponsor

14:20 - 15:10

(50 mins)

[Panel] De-risking the Growth of CCUS Deployment through Public-Private Partnerships     
  • Public- private partnerships accelerate CCUS development
  • Identify new financial structures

Liz Griffin
Chief Executive Officer
Australia-Korea Business Council

Coffee Break (30 mins)

15:40 - 16:30

(50 mins)

[Panel] Carbon Accreditation for CCS Projects: Facilitating Transboundry Momentum of CO2
  • How carbon markets and pricing can drive investment in CCUS projects 
  • The role of carbon credits in CCUS projects
  • Regulatory support needed to integrate CCUS projects into existing carbon markets
  • Opportunities for international collaboration through cross-border carbon credit trading

16:30 - 16:40

(10 mins)

End of the Conference and Networking
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