The Future of Carbon Capture Shipping: Free FTI Consulting Webinar

Date: 22 April 2026
Time: 14:00 GMT / 15:00 CET
Format: Free Webinar

As Europe accelerates towards net-zero, carbon capture and storage (CCS) is increasingly becoming a cornerstone of energy transition strategies. For energy companies, terminal operators, and carriers, understanding how captured CO₂ is transported and stored is now more critical than ever.

Ahead of the Go Net Zero Energy CEE Summit, FTI Consulting is hosting a free webinar with Natalia Gmucova, Senior Director at FTI Consulting, offering expert insights into the emerging landscape of liquid CO₂ shipping and its implications for the energy sector.

Key Insights You’ll Gain:

• Economics of CCS: Insights on projected carbon capture and storage capacities in 2030 and 2050, as well as the costs associated with CO₂ storage and liquid CO₂ shipping.
• Logistics and Fleet Realities: An assessment of the shipping capacity required to meet global climate targets in 2030 and 2050, compared with the practical constraints of current shipbuilding capacity and slot availability.
• Future Trade Flows: Analysis of how global CO₂ trade patterns may evolve as certain regions transition from CO₂ exporters to net importers as domestic storage infrastructure develops, and the implications for European energy terminal operators.

About the Speaker:

Natalia Gmucova
Senior Director – Economic & Financial Consulting, Energy Practice
FTI Consulting

Natalia brings extensive expertise in the economic and financial aspects of energy transition, making her insights invaluable for anyone involved in CCS, shipping, or terminal operations.

Why Attend?

This webinar is an essential opportunity for energy sector professionals to understand the critical role of liquid CO₂ shipping in Europe’s net-zero journey. Gain insights that will help your organisation navigate the evolving energy landscape and prepare for the opportunities and challenges ahead.

Reserve your free place now and stay ahead in the rapidly changing world of carbon capture and storage.