Following the resounding success of the inaugural International and Indonesia CCS Forum 2024, we are pleased to present The 3rd International and Indonesia CCS Forum 2025.
Building upon the foundation laid by a profound understanding of the CCS industry and its development and deployment, this forum witnessed a significant increase in international participation, attracting leading experts, policymakers, and industry stakeholders from diverse corners of the globe. The agenda expanded to encompass an even broader spectrum of topics, innovative strategies, and collaborative initiatives in carbon capture and storage. Throughout the two days, vibrant discussions, insightful panels, and immersive workshops unfolded, fostering exchanges of ideas and partnerships. Showcasing cutting-edge research findings and innovative technologies, the impressive advancements in sustainable practices and carbon emission mitigation were brought to the fore.
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JODI MAHARDI
Advisor of ICCSC
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CCS is no longer a futuristic concept; it is a tangible and essential solution for decarbonizing hard-to-abate sectors, such as energy, manufacturing, and heavy industries. Indonesia, with its abundant natural resources, strategic location, and commitment to achieving net-zero emissions by 2060, is uniquely positioned to spearhead CCS development in the Asia Pacific region.
BELLADONNA TROXYLON MAULIANDA
Executive Director of ICCSC
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Indonesia, with 600 gigatonnes of CO₂ storage capacity across saline aquifers and depleted reservoirs, is well-positioned to be one of the largest CCS potentials in the Asia Pacific and leverage its potential into Indonesia’s Net Zero Emission target by 2060. Strong government- industry collaboration. Moreover, CCS development could boost GDP by 1% and generate 800 new job…
EVAN LUKAS
Chairman of The 3rd International and Indonesia CCS Forum 2025
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…We will explore Indonesia’s unique potential to lead CCS adoption in the region. Through a series of keynote speeches, panel discussions, and interactive networking sessions, we aim to generate actionable insights and foster collaborations that will accelerate Indonesia’s progress toward achieving net-zero emissions by 2060.
PLENARY SESSION 1
THE CURRENT STATE AND CHALLENGES OF CCS – VIEW FROM THE GOVERNMENT
Policy and Regulation Update | Bilateral Cooperation | Best Practice Policy | International Study
PLENARY SESSION 2
BUILDING AND ENHANCING REGIONAL CCS HUBS IN INDONESIA AND WIDER ASPAC REGION
Regional CCS Hubs | Economic Impact | Carbon Pricing | Cross-Border Agreements | CCS Value Chain
PLENARY SESSION 3
INDUSTRIAL COMMITMENT FOR LONG TERM DECARBONIZATION EFFORT
Decarbonization Plan | CCS Hub Collaboration | Regulatory Landscape | Financial Support | Government Support
PLENARY SESSION 4
MAKING CCS MORE AFFORDABLE – WHAT DOES IT TAKE AND WHAT SHOULD BE PRIORITIES?
Breakthrough Technologies | Efficiency Improvement | Stakeholder Support | Scale Up CCS Market
PLENARY SESSION 5
GLOBAL CCS HUB PROJECT SHOWCASE
Latest CCS Projects | Goals, Challenges, Outcomes | Lesson Learned | Best Practices
CONCURRENT SESSION 1
ESSENTIAL ENVIRONMENTAL ASPECT FOR CCS TECHNOLOGY IMPLEMENTATION AS CLIMATE CHANGE MITIGATION & MRV
Carbon Removal | Carbon Accounting | Environmental Risk Mitigation
CONCURRENT SESSION 2
THE DIFFERENT METHODS, RESEARCH AND TECHNOLOGIES FOR CARBON CAPTURE AND TRANSPORTATION
Technology Showcase | CO2 Capture Technology | Shipping Technology
CONCURRENT SESSION 3
THE DIFFERENT METHODS, RESEARCH AND TECHNOLOGIES FOR CARBON CAPTURE AND TRANSPORTATION
Technology Showcase | CO2 Capture Technology | Shipping Technology
CONCURRENT SESSION 4
PROMOTING CCS BUSINESS ENABLER TO FACILITATE EFFICIENT CCS OPERATION
CCS Legal Perspective | Risk Management | Technical Standards | Carbon Market
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