This leading Australian CCS event’s theme is ‘The role of CCS in confronting energy realities’, and it will bring together international experts, senior government officials, industry leaders, and researchers to discuss the opportunities and real-world challenges in the energy transition and in enabling large scale decarbonisation.
This year’s symposium will feature a mix of plenary talks, technical sessions, and panel discussions, with a focus on practical deployment, field data, and breakthrough innovations. Presenters are encouraged to share lessons from demonstration projects, applied research, and enabling technologies.
Presenting at the CO2CRC Symposium is a unique opportunity to share your work with a targeted audience of CCS decision-makers, technical experts, and policymakers. This year’s symposium will also feature a flash talk poster session where presenters deliver a short, impactful introduction to their poster before the poster viewing. Sessions are designed to be dynamic, with interactive Q&A and panel discussions to maximise engagement and knowledge exchange.
Presenters are encouraged to share lessons from demonstration projects, applied research, and enabling technologies. We strongly encourage submissions from early career professionals, students, and underrepresented groups in the CCS community. Contributions from diverse professional backgrounds, spanning industry, government, and academia, are welcomed.
The John Tyndall Award
The John Tyndall Award is CO2CRC’s highest honour, presented biennially at the Symposium to recognise the most outstanding science in carbon capture and storage (CCS).
Named after 19th-century Irish scientist John Tyndall, whose groundbreaking experiments revealed the role of carbon dioxide and water vapour as greenhouse gases, the award celebrates research that has advanced understanding, driven innovation, and delivered meaningful impact for global CCS deployment.
The technical topics sought for the Symposium are:
