Next‑generation electrochemical technologies for energy and carbon capture

Join us for an industry‑focused event hosted at the National Graphene Institute (NGI), bringing together researchers and companies working at the forefront of electrified low‑carbon technologies.

The programme will highlight emerging electrochemical approaches for energy storage, carbon capture and separation, including advances in graphene and 2D materials, electrochemical capacitors, membranes, and field‑driven processes. Speakers will present recent breakthroughs with clear relevance to industrial challenges such as efficiency, scalability, and integration into existing energy and process systems.

The event is designed for organisations across energy, chemicals, materials, clean‑tech and engineering seeking insight into next‑generation technologies and opportunities for collaboration. Attendees will gain exposure to world‑leading research, engage in cross‑sector discussion, and explore potential partnerships to accelerate innovation toward net zero.

Spaces are limited - please join the waiting list; we will confirm your place by email. If you can no longer attend after receiving a place, please let us know so we can offer your spot to someone else.

Ticket information
This event is free, but capacity is limited. Please select “Join Waitlist” when registering. We will confirm your place via email; if you cannot attend, please let us know as soon as possible so we can offer your spot to another delegate.

Additional details

• Lunch and refreshments are included.
• For general enquiries, please contact [email protected]

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Host or Publisher The University of Manchester|Henry Royce Institute