No Federal Ministers or Major Announcements at Leading Canadian Carbon Capture Expo

Carbon Capture Expo Sees Minimal Presence and No Major Announcements

The annual Carbon Capture Canada expo, held from September 23 to 25 in Edmonton, saw a minimal presence from Pathways Alliance, indicating potential retooling for their well-advertised CCS project.

Despite significant public funding and aggressive ad campaigns, there were no major project announcements at the expo. Furthermore, there were no updates on Pathways Alliance, the signature carbon capture and storage project of Canada's tar sands producers.

The expo had fewer panel discussions and keynotes compared to previous years, and notably, did not feature speakers from Pathways Alliance or addresses from federal government representatives.

No major announcements were made at the expo, despite considerable public funding and optimistic pronouncements by politicians.

The lack of representation from Pathways Alliance and federal government officials raises questions about the future of carbon capture projects in Canada.

Author's summary: Canada's carbon capture expo sees minimal presence and no major announcements.

No major project announcements were made at the expo.
Pathways Alliance had a minimal presence, indicating potential retooling for their CCS project.
Federal government representatives were absent from the expo.

DeSmog — 2025-10-22

Carbon Capture Expo Sees Minimal Presence and No Major Announcements

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