The carbon capture and storage (CCS) industry in Asia Pacific is on the path for significant expansion, with cumulative investment across capture, transport and storage projected to reach US$622 billion by 2050, according to Wood Mackenzie.  As Asia accelerates its path toward net-zero emissions, carbon capture, utilization, and storage (CCUS) is emerging as a cornerstone of the region’s industrial decarbonization strategy.

Petronas and partners step up pace on carbon capture project. Joint venture awarded Malaysia’s first offshore assessment permit for carbon capture and storage.
11/11/25, www.upstreamonline.com

Japan's Mitsui to join Thailand's 1st carbon capture project… Facility to store CO2 at a gas field beneath the sea.
23/10/25, www.asia.nikkei.com

Plans are moving ahead to create carbon capture, utilization, and storage (CCUS) hubs across Asia, with some of the region’s largest industrial players joining forces in a landmark study that could see captured carbon shipped to Australia for long-term storage. 
12/8/25, www.knowesg.com

Asia Carbon Capture 2026 brings together policymakers, energy leaders, technology innovators, and industrial emitters to chart the next phase of CCS/CCUS deployment across the region — with Malaysia taking center stage as a rising CO₂ storage and transportation hub.

Taking place in Kuala Lumpur, this flagship conference delivers timely insights, practical solutions, and collaborative opportunities to scale CCUS from concept to commercial reality.

Key Highlights

• Malaysian CCUS Bill 2025 – Key Provisions and Implications
  Understand the transformative new legislation shaping the region’s most ambitious CO₂ storage and transport framework.
• Asia’s CCS/CCUS Strategic Outlook
  Explore country-by-country progress, national roadmaps, and Malaysia’s growing role as a regional hub for CO₂ storage, shipping, and cross-border transport
• Showcase of Breakthrough CCS/CCUS Projects Across Asia
  Featuring large-scale deployments, cutting-edge capture technologies, integrated value chains, and lessons learned from early commercial operations
• Investment, Policy & Regulatory Pathways
  Gain clarity on incentives, carbon pricing mechanisms, permitting frameworks, and models for regional cooperation that can accelerate CCUS scale-up
• Sector-Focused Deep Dives
  Practical, sector-specific strategies to decarbonize power, cement, steel, Petrochemicals, Oil & Gas— with CCUS optimized for Southeast Asia’s industrial landscape
• Infrastructure & Hub Development Opportunities
  Insights into CO₂ transport networks, offshore storage potential, and regional partnerships.
• Unlocking Value: Carbon Trading and Market Mechanisms for CCS/CCUS

Register with your team to enjoy group discount! Contact grace@cmtsp.com.sg for more details on registration. For speaking opportunities, contact rebecca@cmtconference.com

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