Hiden Analytical will be exhibiting at Carbon Capture Technology World Expo 2026, taking place at Hamburg Messe, Germany, from 20–22 October 2026.
Visit Stand 4D45 to meet Jürgen Bach, Luke Wells, Sebastian Hentschel, Steven Fiddy and Will Orme, explore the QGA 2.0 Gas Analyser, and discuss real-time gas analysis for hydrogen and CCUS applications.
What to Expect at Carbon Capture Technology World Expo 2026
Carbon Capture Technology World Expo brings together organisations and specialists working across carbon capture, utilisation and storage (CCUS), providing a platform to explore technologies and engineering solutions supporting the development and deployment of carbon capture processes.
The exhibition and technical conference cover areas across the CCUS value chain, bringing together technology providers, engineers, project developers and industry specialists working to address the technical challenges associated with carbon capture, utilisation, transport and storage.
For Hiden Analytical, the event provides an opportunity to discuss where real-time gas analysis can contribute to understanding gas composition throughout carbon capture and associated research processes.
Hiden Analytical at Stand 4D45
At Stand 4D45, the Hiden Analytical team will be available to discuss analytical requirements for measuring gases and vapours across research, development and process environments.
Visitors can meet Jürgen Bach, Luke Wells, Sebastian Hentschel, Steven Fiddy and Will Orme to discuss applications including CO₂ capture and conversion, hydrogen and light-gas measurement, and the quantitative analysis of complex gas and vapour streams.
The QGA 2.0 will also be on display throughout the exhibition, providing visitors with an opportunity to see Hiden's compact quantitative gas analysis system and discuss how it can be configured around specific measurement requirements.
Real-Time Gas Analysis for Carbon Capture and CCUS
Monitoring CO₂ Capture and Conversion
Understanding changes in gas composition is important when investigating carbon capture, separation and conversion processes.
Mass spectrometry enables researchers to monitor CO₂ alongside other components within a gas stream in real time, supporting studies where changes in composition need to be followed as process conditions, materials or operating parameters are varied.
This multi-component approach can provide additional insight into the wider gas environment rather than considering CO₂ concentration in isolation.
Hydrogen Research and Light-Gas Analysis
Hydrogen technologies are closely connected with many emerging low-carbon processes, creating a need for reliable measurement of hydrogen alongside other gases present within research and process streams.
Hiden gas analysis systems support the real-time measurement of hydrogen and light gases, helping researchers characterise changing gas compositions across hydrogen production and related energy research.
Quantifying Complex Gas and Vapour Streams
Many CCUS and hydrogen research environments involve more than one gas component.
Real-time quantitative gas analysis enables multiple gases, vapours and volatile species to be followed simultaneously, supporting researchers and engineers investigating reaction behaviour, gas separation, process development and changing operating conditions.
See the QGA 2.0 at Carbon Capture Technology World Expo
The QGA 2.0 provides compact quantitative gas analysis for the real-time monitoring of multiple gas and vapour components across routine research and process studies.
Visitors to Stand 4D45 can see the QGA 2.0 and speak with the Hiden Analytical team about gases of interest, expected concentrations, sampling requirements and experimental configurations.
Explore Hiden Analytical's Hydrogen & CCUS Gas Analysis Solutions
Discover Hiden Analytical's solutions for carbon capture, hydrogen research and real-time gas analysis, including approaches for monitoring CO₂, hydrogen and complex multi-component gas streams.
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Visit Hiden Analytical in Hamburg
Meet the Hiden Analytical team and see the QGA 2.0 at Stand 4D45 during Carbon Capture Technology World Expo 2026.
Event dates: 20–22 October 2026
Location: Hamburg Messe, Hamburg, Germany
Hiden Analytical: Stand 4D45
Event: Carbon Capture Technology World Expo 2026
We look forward to discussing your carbon capture, hydrogen and gas analysis requirements in Hamburg.
