CO₂ Capture and Utilization: Innovations and Industrial Prospects

  • Category: Conference
  • Dates: March 4, 2025
  • Hours: From 8:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.
  • Location: ENSCM - Godechot Lecture Hall - 240 Av. du Professeur Emile Jeanbrau, 34090 Montpellier

On March 4, 2025,the Carnot Institute, the University of Montpellier, the UM Chemistry Cluster,ENSCM, and the CNRS are organizing a morning conference in partnership withthe AD’OCC agency, the DERBI Competitiveness Cluster , and the SATT AXLR on the topic “CO2 capture and utilization: innovations and industrial prospects.” This event is organized in close collaboration with the Montpellier University Innovation Cluster.

During this event dedicated to innovative solutions for CO₂ capture and utilization, participants will explore the scientific advances that are turning climate challenges into industrial opportunities.

An opportunity to meet experts, discover cutting-edge technologies, and find inspiration to incorporate these innovations into the sustainable development strategies of tomorrow. A unique opportunity to shape a low-carbon future together.

Program

9:00 a.m.: Introduction

9:05 a.m.: Session 1 – CO2 Capture and Sequestration

  • Christophe Charmette (IEM): “Gas Separation Platform”;
  • Umit Demirci (IEM): “Boron-Based Materials for CO2 Capture”;
  • Guillaume Maurin (ICGM): “Porous Hybrid Adsorbent Materials and Membranes for CO2 Capture”;
  • Thomas De Charette, Director of Decarbonization, New Technologies, and New Business, LAFARGE HOLCIM.

10:30 a.m.: Session 2 – CO2 Utilization and Conversion;

  • Jullien Drone & Nicolas Brun (ICGM): “CO2 Conversion via Supported Enzymatic Catalysis & CarboZym”;
  • Laurence Soussan (IEM): “Microbial Utilization of CO2”;
  • Damien Voiry (IEM): “Electrochemical Conversion to CO and Ethylene & E-Ethylene”;
  • Armelle Ouali (ICGM): “Reducing CO2 Emissions in Polyurethane Synthesis”;
  • Thomas Xavier Metro (ICGM): “Mechanochemistry for CO2 Utilization”;
  • Danielle Laurencin (ICGM): “Isotopic Enrichment of CO2 and (Bi)carbonates”;
  • Patrick Lacroix Desmazes & Cécile Bouilhac (ICGM): “CO2 as a Green Solvent”;
  • AXENS.

12:30 p.m.: Conclusion

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