ERCE is proud to announce that Aizat Rusli, Country Manager for Malaysia, Ellen Mitchell, Managing Consultant, and Andy Moore, Principal Consultant, will be representing the company at the Japan CCUS 2024 Summit, taking place in Tokyo on October 17, 2024. As a leading consultancy in the energy sector, ERCE’s involvement in this summit underscores its commitment to driving innovation in Carbon Capture, Utilization, and Storage (CCUS) technologies and supporting the global transition towards a sustainable, low-carbon future.

The Japan CCUS Summit serves as one of the most influential platforms for thought leaders, industry experts, and policymakers to exchange ideas and collaborate on the development of CCUS projects. With Asia’s energy demands and environmental concerns growing, this summit comes at a crucial time, bringing together over 200 attendees to discuss the deployment of CCUS technologies to meet carbon reduction goals.

ERCE’s Expertise in CCUS

ERCE has been at the forefront of advisory services in the energy industry for decades, supporting clients in the evaluation, management, and optimization of energy assets. The company’s increasing involvement in CCUS initiatives is a testament to its forward-thinking approach, ensuring that the transition to clean energy is grounded in sound technical expertise.

As the Country Manager of Malaysia, Aizat Rusli plays a critical role in leading ERCE’s regional projects in Southeast Asia. His extensive experience in energy consulting, paired with his insights into regional market dynamics, will offer valuable perspectives on how Malaysia and other ASEAN countries can leverage CCUS to reduce carbon footprints while maintaining energy security.

Ellen Mitchell, a Managing Consultant, and Andy Moore, a Principal Consultant at ERCE, bring a wealth of knowledge in the technical and strategic aspects of energy transition. Their background in geoscience and reservoir engineering, combined with their recent work on CCUS feasibility and implementation projects, positions them as thought leaders in this field. Ellen and Andy will contribute to discussions on how geoscientific techniques and data-driven strategies can support the safe and efficient storage of CO2, a crucial component of CCUS technology.

Availability in Tokyo and Kuala Lumpur

In addition to attending the summit, Ellen Mitchell and Andy Moore will be in Tokyo from October 17 to 24, 2024, meeting with clients and discussing CCUS-related projects. This provides an excellent opportunity for partners and stakeholders to engage with ERCE’s experts and explore the potential for collaboration on CCUS solutions tailored to specific regional and industrial needs.

Furthermore, Ellen Mitchell will be in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, on October 25, 2024, and is available to meet with clients to discuss all things CCS (Carbon Capture and Storage). Her visit to Kuala Lumpur reflects ERCE’s ongoing commitment to supporting Malaysia’s efforts in advancing CCUS technology and addressing climate change through carbon management solutions.

The Importance of the Japan CCUS 2024 Summit

The Japan CCUS Summit will focus on a wide range of topics, including project case studies, technological advancements, policy frameworks, and financing strategies. With Japan taking significant steps to become a leader in CCUS, the summit aims to inspire regional cooperation in tackling carbon emissions.

For ERCE, participating in this event is an opportunity to engage with international stakeholders, build partnerships, and contribute to shaping the future of CCUS across Asia. The summit aligns with ERCE’s mission to support the global energy sector’s transition to a sustainable future by offering expertise that drives both environmental and economic benefits.

What to Expect at the Summit

Key themes to be discussed at the Japan CCUS Summit include:

• Advances in CCUS technology: Innovative solutions for capturing, storing, and utilizing carbon dioxide in energy-intensive industries.
• Policy and regulatory frameworks: Updates from government officials and agencies on supporting the development of CCUS infrastructure.
• International collaboration: A look at how different countries and regions can cooperate on cross-border CCUS projects, sharing knowledge and technology.
• Case studies from leading projects: Real-world examples from companies and countries that have successfully implemented CCUS solutions.

ERCE’s participation in these discussions will allow the company to stay at the cutting edge of technological advancements and policy shifts in the energy transition space.

Conclusion

As the world accelerates its efforts to mitigate climate change, CCUS is poised to play an increasingly vital role in reducing global carbon emissions. ERCE’s participation in the Japan CCUS 2024 Summit reflects the company’s dedication to fostering innovation and sustainability within the energy sector.

Stay tuned for updates from Aizat Rusli, Ellen Mitchell, and Andy Moore as they share their insights from the summit and continue to contribute to ERCE’s pioneering work in the field of carbon management. For those attending the summit in Tokyo or based in Kuala Lumpur, don’t miss the opportunity to engage with ERCE’s experts and explore the future of CCUS together.