The Carbon Capture, Utilization, and Storage (CCUS) Strategies training course in Geneva is designed to provide professionals with the knowledge and tools to implement effective CCUS technologies in the fight against climate change.
From:
07-09-2026
Course Overview
As the global energy sector transitions to a low-carbon future, CCUS technologies play a critical role in reducing emissions and meeting sustainability targets. This Carbon Capture, Utilization, and Storage (CCUS) Strategies Training Course introduces participants to the science, technology, and policy frameworks driving CCUS adoption.
Participants will explore capture methods, utilization pathways, storage technologies, and regulatory challenges. Through global case studies and practical exercises, they will analyze how CCUS projects are implemented to balance economic feasibility with environmental impact.
By the end of the course, attendees will be able to apply CCUS strategies to support corporate sustainability initiatives and national climate commitments.
Course Benefits
Understand CCUS technologies and applications
Analyze carbon capture methods for different industries
Explore utilization pathways for captured CO₂
Evaluate storage options and long-term safety
Align CCUS projects with global climate goals
Course Objectives
Define principles and drivers of CCUS strategies
Assess technologies for carbon capture, utilization, and storage
Evaluate economic and technical feasibility of CCUS projects
Explore integration of CCUS in oil, gas, and industrial sectors
Address policy, regulatory, and governance frameworks
Examine global case studies of CCUS implementation
Build strategies for sustainable low-carbon transitions
Training Methodology
This course combines lectures, industry case studies, group discussions, and practical exercises. Participants will explore real-world CCUS projects and design frameworks for their organizations.
Target Audience
Energy and sustainability professionals
Oil, gas, and industrial sector managers
Policy-makers and regulators
Environmental and climate change specialists
Target Competencies
CCUS technology applications
Emissions reduction strategies
Policy and governance in carbon management
Sustainable energy transition planning
Course Outline
Unit 1: Introduction to CCUS and Climate Context
Role of CCUS in climate change mitigation
Global energy transition drivers
Current CCUS landscape and trends
Case studies of early CCUS adoption
Unit 2: Carbon Capture Technologies
Pre-combustion, post-combustion, and oxyfuel capture methods
Advances in capture materials and solvents
Industrial applications of carbon capture
Hands-on capture technology exercise
Unit 3: Carbon Utilization Pathways
CO₂ use in enhanced oil recovery (EOR)
Chemical and material conversion of CO₂
Emerging utilization innovations (fuels, building materials)
Case studies of utilization projects
Unit 4: Carbon Storage and Risk Management
Geological storage options (saline aquifers, depleted reservoirs)
Monitoring and verification of stored CO₂
Risk and safety management in storage operations
Real-world storage project analysis
Unit 5: Policy, Economics, and Future of CCUS
Policy frameworks and regulatory considerations
Economics of CCUS projects and financing models
Public perception and stakeholder engagement
Future directions in global CCUS deployment
Ready to advance your expertise in CCUS?
Join the Carbon Capture, Utilization, and Storage (CCUS) Strategies Training Course with EuroQuest International Training and lead the transition toward a low-carbon future.
The Carbon Capture, Utilization, and Storage (CCUS) Strategies Training Courses in Geneva provide professionals with comprehensive knowledge of emerging technologies and strategic frameworks for reducing industrial carbon emissions and advancing climate-resilient operations. These programs are designed for energy sector professionals, environmental specialists, sustainability managers, policymakers, engineers, and business leaders seeking to understand the role of CCUS in supporting low-carbon transitions and long-term decarbonization goals.
Participants explore the scientific and operational foundations of CCUS, including capture technologies, transport methods, geological storage concepts, and carbon utilization pathways. The courses examine how CO₂ can be captured from industrial facilities, power plants, and direct air sources, then either stored in secure geological formations or repurposed for products such as fuels, chemicals, or construction materials. Through applied case studies and scenario-based discussions, attendees learn to evaluate project feasibility, assess economic considerations, and analyze potential opportunities for integrating CCUS into existing industrial and energy infrastructures.
These CCUS strategy training programs in Geneva also emphasize policy alignment, risk management, and cross-sector collaboration. The curriculum covers regulatory frameworks, stakeholder engagement practices, carbon accounting methodologies, and monitoring and verification strategies that ensure safe, transparent, and credible CCUS deployment. Participants gain insights into the role of CCUS alongside renewable energy development, energy efficiency improvement, and broader net-zero transition planning.
Interactive workshops allow participants to assess real project case examples, compare technology options, evaluate site suitability considerations, and develop strategy recommendations for various operational contexts. This practical approach ensures professionals acquire both technical understanding and strategic planning capability.
Attending these training courses in Geneva offers the advantage of engaging in a globally recognized center for climate dialogue, sustainability research, and international cooperation. Upon completion, participants will be prepared to contribute to CCUS project development, support organizational climate strategies, and play an active role in accelerating sustainable, low-carbon energy futures.