The Carbon Capture, Utilization, and Storage (CCUS) Technical Section is proud to announce the launch of its new eMentoring Program forward-thinking initiative designed to connect young professionals (YPs) with seasoned experts across the CCUS industry. This virtual mentorship effort aims to fast-track knowledge transfer, foster professional development, and build a stronger, more interconnected CCUS community.
As the energy sector undergoes rapid transformation, the need to cultivate the next generation of CCUS leaders has never been more critical. The eMentoring Program provides an accessible platform for YPs to engage one-on-one with experienced mentors, allowing them to gain valuable insights.
The CCUS Technical Section is currently seeking mentors from across the globe—professionals with experience in capture technologies, storage techniques, regulatory frameworks, project execution, or related disciplines. Mentors will play a key role in guiding and inspiring YPs, shaping the industry’s future one conversation at a time.
Recruitment for mentors is ongoing, with program mentee recruitment in July. Matches to follow shortly after. Whether you’re looking to give back to the profession or seeking support as you grow within it, this initiative offers meaningful engagement tailored to today’s busy professionals.
Join us in bridging the knowledge gap and building the future of CCUS—one mentorship at a time.
Interested in becoming a mentor?
To link your mentor profile to the CCUS Technical Section e-mentorship program
- Create or sign into your SPE eMentoring account.
- Complete your registration profile or update it with the following if you are already a mentor.
- Navigate to "Mentoring Profile" in your e-mentorship profile.
- Select the appropriate box for CCUS Technical Section under the question about program invitations.
- This will make it possible to connect mentors with mentees in the CCUS e-mentorship program.
Register as a mentor on the SPE eMentoring website by 30 June 30 2025. (The deadline has been extended.)
To ensure you're matched with a member of the CCUS Technical Section, please follow the instructions below or contact the CCUS Technical Section Chair, Matthew Flett, for assistance.