The 5th Asia CCUS Network Forum (In-person Registration)
- Date
- 2025-09-10
- Location
- JAKARTA, Daerah Khusus Ibukota Jakarta, Indonesia
- Host
- Personal
About this event
Carbon capture, utilization, and storage is moving from concept to implementation across Asia, and the conversations shaping that transition matter. The 5th Asia CCUS Network Forum brings people together in Jakarta for an in-person day of discussion, connection, and practical exchange around where CCUS stands now, what comes next, and how regional collaboration can accelerate progress. If your work touches decarbonization, industrial transition, climate strategy, infrastructure, investment, or policy, this is the kind of room where useful conversations happen. It is designed for people who want more than broad headlines: people who want to understand the real opportunities, the real constraints, and the relationships that make serious projects possible. About the Event This forum is an in-person network gathering in Jakarta, Indonesia, focused on the Asia CCUS landscape. As the fifth edition of the Asia CCUS Network Forum, it reflects an ongoing effort to connect stakeholders across sectors who are working on, evaluating, or supporting carbon capture, utilization, and storage in the region. The format is built around live participation, which matters for a topic as cross-cutting and fast-evolving as CCUS. Bringing people together in one place makes it easier to move beyond surface-level updates and into the kinds of conversations that help attendees compare approaches, test assumptions, and identify where interests align. Expect a professional but approachable environment shaped by discussion, networking, and peer exchange. Whether you are coming to deepen your knowledge, strengthen your network, or better understand how the regional ecosystem is developing, the forum is structured to support direct engagement with others who are actively involved in the space. What to Expect The forum begins Wednesday, September 10 at 9:00 AM GMT+7 and is centered on in-person participation. While the specific session schedule may vary, attendees should expect a day that balances insight-sharing with time for conversation and relationship-building. You can expect programming and interactions that may include: Regional market and ecosystem discussions focused on how CCUS is developing across Asia Cross-sector perspectives from people involved in project development, strategy, policy, finance, technology, and implementation Networking opportunities designed to help attendees meet peers, collaborators, and decision-makers Practical dialogue around barriers, opportunities, and what it takes to move initiatives forward Because this is a forum rather than a one-way presentation, the value comes not only from what is shared on stage or in formal sessions, but also from what happens between them. Informal discussions often help attendees benchmark where their organization stands, understand how others are approaching similar challenges, and spot opportunities for partnership or follow-up. You should also expect a room with a strong community dimension. The event is tagged around community, networking, meetup, and social, which signals that connection is not a side benefit here; it is part of the event’s core purpose. Why Attend CCUS sits at the intersection of climate ambition, industrial reality, infrastructure planning, regulation, and capital. That makes it difficult to understand through any single lens. Attending this forum gives you the chance to hear from a broader mix of perspectives and to place your own work within a larger regional context. For many attendees, the biggest benefit will be clarity. You can use the forum to sharpen your view of where momentum is building, what challenges remain unresolved, and how different parts of the ecosystem need to work together. That kind of clarity is useful whether you are actively working on projects today or assessing where your organization should focus next. You may also come away with: A stronger sense of the current CCUS conversation in Asia Better understanding of the stakeholders shaping the field New contacts for future collaboration, problem-solving, or knowledge exchange More grounded insight into how regional dialogue connects to local action Just as importantly, in-person forums create trust faster than emails or online panels can. If you are trying to build partnerships, stay close to market developments, or simply have more informed conversations inside your organization, being in the room can make a measurable difference. Practical Details This is an in-person event in Jakarta, Indonesia. Registration for this listing is specifically for attendees joining on site, so it is best suited to people who want to participate face-to-face and make the most of live networking throughout the day. The forum starts on Wednesday, September 10 at 9:00 AM GMT+7. If you are traveling in, plan to arrive with enough time to check in comfortably before the start and to stay available for networking during breaks and after formal programming. A few useful points to keep in mind: Format: in-person forum and networking event Location type: on-site in Jakarta Focus: Asia CCUS community, discussion, and relationship-building Best approach: come prepared to listen, ask thoughtful questions, and introduce yourself to people outside your immediate circle If you are deciding whether this is worth your time, the strongest reason is simple: this forum brings together a community working on one of the most important and complex parts of the decarbonization landscape. If that work overlaps with yours, Jakarta is where you can have the conversations that move from interest to action.
Who should attend
This event is for you if you want a clearer, more connected view of how CCUS is developing across Asia and you value real conversations with people working in the space. - **You work in decarbonization, energy, industry, or climate strategy** and need a sharper understanding of where CCUS fits into regional transition plans. - **You are involved in project development, operations, engineering, or infrastructure planning** and want to hear how others are thinking about implementation, collaboration, and next steps. - **You work in policy, regulation, public affairs, or institutional strategy** and want direct exposure to the priorities, questions, and concerns shaping the broader CCUS ecosystem. - **You are in finance, investment, advisory, or business development** and are looking to better understand the market landscape, stakeholder dynamics, and where momentum may be building. - **You represent a technology provider, solution company, or service organization** and want to meet potential partners, customers, and peers in a focused, relevant setting. - **You simply want to build stronger relationships in the Asia CCUS community** and prefer an in-person forum where networking is a central part of the experience, not an afterthought.