50,000

Attendees

7,000

Delegates

1,000

Speakers

160

Sessions

125

Countries

800

Exhibitors

Accelerating strategies to decarbonize the energy value chain

The Gastech Climatetech & AI Strategic Conference Program will bring together energy leaders, policy analysts, investors, and technology influencers to debate and demonstrate the latest innovations, technology and AI, and operating systems designed to reduce, measure, report and mitigate global emissions.

From CCUS and DAC, to new routes to investment and scalability of nascent technologies, the program will deliver high-level insights into cross-industry partnerships and strategies for creating commercial value from new and emerging climate technologies.

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The key pillars shaping the Climatetech & AI Conference Programs

Catalyzing decarbonization

with advanced climate technologies

Advancing green molecules and electrons

for a new energy system

Shaping policies, innovation, and investment

for CCUS and methane abatement

Prioritizing decarbonization

in industrial and hard-to-abate sectors

Unlocking the potential of hydrogen

as a critical component of the broad energy mix

Leveraging technological advances

for enhanced power generation and efficiency

Accelerate methane abatement

by unifying efforts and standardizing reporting

Join the energy industry at Gastech Houston 2024

Book a delegate pass to gain access to real-world insights from over 1,000 expert speakers, including ministers, CEOs, and global business leaders, across 90 sessions.

Jane Stricker

With unparalleled access to the world’s leading energy ecosystem, Houston is uniquely positioned to drive low carbon energy innovation forward. As a quickly emerging energy innovation hub and home to over 200 climatetech startups, Houston is primed to develop and deploy the technologies needed to decarbonize industry at scale. We look forward to hosting Gastech Climatech 2024 and the opportunity to showcase our region’s success.

Jane Stricker
Senior Vice President, Greater Houston Partnership and Executive Director, Houston Energy Transition Initiative