CO₂ Utilization: Which Pathways Will Win?

As companies pursue decarbonization and defossilization, a critical question is emerging: How can captured CO₂ become a commercially valuable raw material rather than simply a waste stream to store? 

This webinar explores how companies can leverage CO₂ to produce fuels, chemicals, and materials, creating new pathways to carbon circularity while reducing dependence on fossil-based carbon. We examine which CO₂-derived products are gaining traction, which technologies are commercially viable, and how companies can identify the most strategic entry points based on product-market fit, technology maturity, and business alignment rather than pathway novelty. 

You can expect to learn: 

• How to choose the right CO₂-derived product based on strategic fit, market opportunity, and commercial maturity 
• Which technologies are scaling fastest, from concrete and e-methanol to emerging opportunities like formic acid, and what separates successful projects from stalled ones  
• Where CO₂ utilization innovation is heading next, including synthetic biology, electrochemical platforms, and emerging chemicals such as acetates and C3+ molecules