Oil & Gas Decarbonisation Congress 2027

The 3rd International Oil and Gas Decarbonisation Congress, DECARBON 2027, is a two-day closed-door B2B event taking place on 15 to 16 February 2027 at Titanic Chaussee Berlin in Berlin, Germany. The congress brings together senior leaders from upstream, midstream, and downstream oil and gas operations, alongside EPC companies, pipeline operators, refineries, petrochemical businesses, technology providers, regulators, and service companies. Confirmed participants include organisations such as ExxonMobil, Shell, Equinor, TotalEnergies, BP, ORLEN, Italgas, Snam, JGC Corporation, Technip Energies, Repsol, and Petrobras.

Purpose and Objectives

The primary purpose of DECARBON 2027 is to help oil and gas companies move decarbonisation strategies toward practical, financially viable implementation. The congress focuses on reducing emissions while maintaining competitiveness, energy security, and operational performance. It is designed to help participants evaluate technologies, understand regulatory requirements, improve project economics, and identify partnerships that can make decarbonisation projects financeable and operational across the full oil and gas value chain.

Key Activities

The programme includes executive panels, industry case studies, technical discussions, a technology exhibition, structured B2B meetings, and more than 20 hours of networking and 20 hours of cases and discussions. The agenda is organised around upstream, midstream, and downstream streams and covers CCUS, low-carbon hydrogen, methane monitoring, energy efficiency, regulation, digital tools, innovation, and collaborative decarbonisation projects.

Significance

The congress is significant because it focuses specifically on the implementation challenges facing oil and gas companies rather than broad energy-transition discussion. Its closed-door format and concentration of operational decision-makers allow participants to examine how emissions reductions can be achieved while managing cost, regulation, infrastructure requirements, and the wider energy trilemma. The event also provides direct access to companies actively developing CCS, hydrogen, efficiency, and lower-carbon infrastructure projects.

Expected Outcomes

Participants can expect stronger understanding of practical decarbonisation technologies, current regulatory developments, project economics, and emerging investment opportunities. The congress is intended to support technology evaluation, new business partnerships, investor and client connections, regulatory alignment, and the development of projects that can deliver measurable emissions reductions alongside commercial returns.

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