Carbon Capture, Utilisation and Storage (CCUS) Market Perspectives

ABOUT THE PROGRAMME
Carbon Capture, Utilisation, and Storage (CCUS) is gaining momentum as a key strategy for reducing carbon emissions and supporting global decarbonisation efforts. Leading the CCUS deployment are the oil, gas and power industries, which produce large streams of concentrated carbon dioxide emissions. In contrast, the deployment of carbon capture in the iron, steel and cement sectors remains limited, as these industries face greater technical and economic challenges in capturing emissions.

As industries and policymakers navigate the evolving landscape, understanding the market dynamics, regulatory frameworks, and investment opportunities in CCUS is essential. Against this backdrop, Malaysia has recently enacted the Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) Act 2023, providing a comprehensive framework for the regulation, licensing, and safe deployment of CCS activities—marking a significant step forward in the country’s climate strategy.

This webinar will provide insights into the latest trends, market developments, and key considerations in scaling CCUS initiatives. Participants will gain a deeper understanding of global and regional advancements, with case studies from Asia, the United States, Europe, and Australia as well as explore the structure of CCUS, including capture, transport, utilisation, and storage, along with the capital funding driving investment in the sector.

It will also cover policy and regulatory developments shaping the adoption of CCUS, the challenges in large-scale deployment, and the role of technological innovations in enhancing efficiency. Designed for capital market professionals and financial experts, this webinar aims to equip participants with the knowledge to navigate the CCUS market and capitalise on emerging opportunities in the low-carbon economy.

This webinar will provide insights into the latest trends, market developments, and key considerations in scaling CCUS initiatives. Participants will gain a deeper understanding of global and regional advancements, with case studies from Asia, the United States, Europe, and Australia as well as explore the structure of CCUS, including capture, transport, utilisation, and storage, along with the capital funding driving investment in the sector. It will also cover policy and regulatory developments shaping the adoption of CCUS, the challenges in large-scale deployment, and the role of technological innovations in enhancing efficiency. Designed for capital market professionals and financial experts, this webinar aims to equip participants with the knowledge to navigate the CCUS market and capitalise on emerging opportunities in the low-carbon economy.

LEARNING OUTCOMES

1. Review the components and importance of the CCUS market;
2. Discuss global and regional trends in CCUS adoption;
3. Analyse structures and capital funding driving CCUS;
4. Apply policy and regulatory frameworks of CCUS; and
5. Identify challenges in CCUS adoption.

WHO SHOULD ATTEND
Debt & Islamic Capital Market Professionals, Corporate Finance Professionals and Investment Bankers , Compliance & Operations Officers, Research Analysts, Commercial Bankers and individuals interested in CCUS.
 
SPEAKERS

Ms Raissa Nasser
Assistant Manager, Sustainability & Emerging Assurance
Deloitte Business Advisory Sdn Bhd
Raissa is a sustainability expert with over six years of experience bridging investor and corporate ESG perspectives. She has successfully developed award-winning tools enabling asset managers to effectively monitor and mitigate social and climate risks in global supply chains.

She began her career in France as an ESG Project Manager, overseeing ESG integration across multiple asset classes for an established asset manager. Raissa then moved to Vietnam, where she consulted private equity and venture capital funds, guiding them on ESG investment strategies, impact measurement, and inclusive investment approaches.

Currently, Raissa leads diverse sustainability engagements in Southeast Asia, helping financial institutions and corporations develop comprehensive ESG strategies and frameworks. Her expertise includes sustainability strategy development, ESG ratings, materiality assessments, target setting, and climate-related reporting.

Dr. Bordin Vongvitayapirom
Senior Manager, SEA Sustainability & Climate, Centre of Excellence
Deloitte Business Advisory Sdn Bhd
Bordin is a Senior Manager for Sustainability & Climate Centre of Excellence more than 17 years of experiences in Strategic Planning, Sustainability, ESG and Net Zero Strategy, Sustainability report and Disclosure, Technology, Decarbonization Solution, Enterprise and Operational Risk Management, Emergency and Crisis Management, Business Continuity Management, Supply Chain Management, Safety Security Health and Environment in Energy Resources & Industry, Consumer, Government and Public Services sector.

In addition, Bordin was also a National Representative for ASEAN National Oil and Gas Companies to develop collaboration among ASEAN countries and issue a guideline for Decommissioning Regulation for ASEAN countries for energy sectors. His main specialization are in Corporate Strategy and Sustainability and Net Zero Strategy formulation, Risk Management Decarbonization Strategy and technology and implication in private sectors.

FEE
MIBA Member : RM1,100.00 per participant
Non-MIBA Member : RM1,300.00 per participant
*10% discount applies for group registration of 5 or more from the same organisation

The closing date for the registration is on Wednesday, 11 June 2025.

TERMS AND CONDITIONS

Payment
Full payment to the following bank account is required with registration, at least one (1) week prior to the date of the programme :
Pay to: MALAYSIAN INVESTMENT BANKING ASSOCIATION
Account No: 39500115355
Bank Details: Hong Leong Bank Berhad
Please e-mail payment advice to ipay@miba.com.my and state the Invoice No.

Cancellation / Substitution
Cancellations or refunds within one (1) week from the date of the programme will NOT be entertained. Non-attendance does not constitute cancellation and no refund will be given. Substitute(s) will be accepted provided forty-eight (48) hours prior written notice is received.

Data Protection
Personal data is gathered in accordance with the Personal Data Protection Act 2010 (Act 709). 

Disclaimer
MIBA reserves the right to change the date, speaker, course contents and programme or cancel the programme in the event of circumstances beyond our control.

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