Industrial Net Zero and Decarbonisation Europe

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The Industrial Net Zero and Decarbonisation Europe event brings together leaders and key stakeholders from across Europe to accelerate the journey toward achieving industrial net-zero emissions. With increasing pressure from both regulators and consumers to minimize carbon footprints, industries face a pivotal challenge: how to maintain profitability while drastically reducing emissions and transitioning to sustainable practices.

Join us to network with key players in the sector and discover strategies for aligning your business with the EU’s goal of becoming the world’s first climate-neutral continent by 2050. This is the ideal event for organizations looking to stay ahead of regulatory trends, explore sustainable innovations, and build resilient, low-carbon business models.

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About the event

The global industrial net zero and decarbonisation market was estimated at approximately USD 2.1 trillion in 2024 and is projected to reach USD 4.06 trillion by 2030, growing at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 11.7% from 2025 to 2030. Key drivers for this expansion include growing government and corporate focus on climate change and ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) goals, the push for renewable energy technologies, and increasing demand for sustainable transportation services

The sectors that produce the majority of global greenhouse-gas emissions face a steep challenge to decarbonize. The industrial sector, including manufacturing and its interconnected value chains, contributes nearly 30% to global greenhouse gas emissions, making it a crucial player in the pursuit of net zero carbon emissions by 2050.

Industrial net zero is the goal of balancing industrial greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions with carbon removals, while decarbonisation is the necessary process of reducing or eliminating those emissions through strategies like energy efficiency, switching to renewable energy, alternative materials, and carbon capture. Achieving net zero in industry is crucial because manufacturing accounts for a large portion of global emissions, requiring swift action from industry and governments globally to transition to sustainable practices by 2050.

Decarbonization reduces or eliminates carbon dioxide (CO₂) and other greenhouse gas emissions from various industries, energy systems, and transportation sectors to mitigate climate change. It involves transitioning to renewable sources such as wind, solar, and hydro, improving energy efficiency, and implementing carbon capture and storage technologies. Governments and organizations worldwide are adopting policies and innovations to achieve net-zero emissions by mid-century, aligning with global sustainability goals. Decarbonization also includes lifestyle changes, such as adopting electric vehicles and promoting sustainable consumption, to reduce the carbon footprint at both individual and industrial levels.

The global decarbonization market is driven by various factors, including increasing awareness of climate change and the urgent need to reduce emissions to meet international targets. Government regulations and policies mandating lower emissions and financial incentives for adopting clean technologies are essential in driving market growth. Technological advancements in renewable sources such as solar and wind power and innovations in energy efficiency and carbon capture technologies are also key drivers of the decarbonization market. Additionally, consumer demand for sustainable products and services pushes companies to decarbonize their operations to meet market expectations and enhance their environmental credentials.

The global market for industrial decarbonization technologies is experiencing substantial growth as industries worldwide seek to modernize operations and reduce environmental footprints. With the industrial sector accounting for 38% of global final energy consumption and 25% of direct CO2 emissions, there are significant opportunities for technological innovation and process improvement. The market is being shaped by a diverse portfolio of technologies at varying stages of maturity. Solutions including carbon capture and storage (CCS) and fuel switching to hydrogen or biomass, have demonstrated potential to reduce emissions by approximately 85% across most industrial sectors. Emerging electric technologies, though still at lower maturity levels, show theoretical potential to eliminate between 40% and 100% of direct emissions from energy-intensive industrial processes.

The Industrial Net Zero and Decarbonisation Europe event brings together leaders and key stakeholders from across Europe to accelerate the journey toward achieving industrial net-zero emissions. With increasing pressure from both regulators and consumers to minimize carbon footprints, industries face a pivotal challenge: how to maintain profitability while drastically reducing emissions and transitioning to sustainable practices.

Meeting Summary

● 2 days – case studies, Interactive World Café Sessions, networking and exchanging best practices
● Speaker lineup – experts from leading and renowned companies in the sector, thought leaders
● Attendees – limited number high-level participation

Areas of responsibility:

● Manufacturing
● Sales and Marketing
● Research and Development
● Operation and Maintenance
● Asset
● Innovation
● Technology
● Engineering
● Quality Assurance

Representatives Invited

● Presidents
● VPs
● Directors
● Heads/Managers
● Engineers

Key Topics & Discussions

Key Topics & Discussions:

Overview of EU Net Zero & Decarbonisation Policies
Understanding the regulatory landscape and the EU Green Deal’s implications for industries in Europe.

Technological Advancements in Industrial Decarbonisation
Focus on carbon capture and storage (CCS), electrification, green hydrogen, and other innovations that reduce carbon emissions.

Energy Transition in Industry
Exploring the shift towards renewable energy sources and the role of smart grids and energy storage in industrial processes.

The Role of Digitalisation in Net Zero
Leveraging AI, IoT, and data analytics to optimize energy efficiency and monitor carbon emissions across industrial systems.

Circular Economy & Sustainable Materials
Adopting a circular economy approach to reduce waste, recycle materials, and lower carbon footprints.

Carbon Reduction Strategies Across Heavy Industries
Best practices and case studies from sectors such as cement, steel, chemicals, and energy-intensive industries.

Financing Decarbonisation
Examining investment models, green financing, and how industries can attract funding for sustainable transformations.

Green Hydrogen in Industrial Operations
Exploring the potential of hydrogen as a clean energy source for industrial processes and transport.

Carbon Capture, Utilization, and Storage (CCUS)
In-depth discussions on CCUS technologies, their scalability, and potential in achieving net-zero targets.

Resilient Supply Chains for a Net-Zero Future
How companies can decarbonise their supply chains and align with net-zero goals across operations.

Future of Industrial Innovation & Sustainability
Panel discussions on the future of industrial practices, trends in sustainability, and the role of new technologies in the transition to net zero.

Key Learning Benefits