Who should care the most about deploying carbon removal? In almost all scenarios, the results of our CARE calculator repeatedly show five countries as needing to contribute the most to Europe’s CDR efforts. Do you agree? Try it for yourself 👉

There is a gap in projected 2040 EU CDR needs. Without a policy infrastructure to boost the scale up of carbon removal, there is a risk of underachieving on net targets . We modelled three scenarios 👇 and here's what we learned. 🎯 Without separate 2040 targets for gross

The Horizon is shifting! Although historically, CDR has been underfunded in Horizon Europe, our analysis 2025-2027 work programme reveals a positive shift in the EU's commitment to climate neutrality by 2050. Rozarah Glenane dove into the numbers and found a welcome increase in

The UK is well placed to on reaching net zero. It has all the ingredients to lead, but it must match that with ambition. We set out three pillars for ensuring it does, including building a demand for greenhouse gas removal 👇 👉 With world-class science,

Commercial opportunity and emissions urgency are converging, creating a pivotal moment for carbon removal. @RockyMtnInst and our own @EliMLarson examine the current opportunity for industry to lead in the path to net zero👇 Industry leaders are in a

Exciting NewZZ! Swiss News channel NZZ is airing a documentary on carbon removal featuring our own .Christoph Beuttler. The documentary explores what it takes to scale CDR to the volumes we desperately need: up to 10 gigatonnes by 2050. The main message from the documentary:.

P is for permanently remaining optimistic that we can reverse climate change with carbon removals! For that, understanding permanence will be key. So how permanent are different carbon removal methods? Find them here: Want to learn more about permanence

🏹 The EU’s proposed 2040 target of 90% net emissions reductions aims to place the Union on track for climate neutrality by 2050 and net negative emissions thereafter. How to reach that target?. Our policy brief presents approaches. 👉 📖 Have you read

IDAA-n't know 'bout you, but we think the Industrial Decarbonisation Accelerator Act (IDAA) will be key for boosting permanent carbon removal. We said as much in the recent public consultation. Here's why👇 👉.

The EU ETS can serve as one of the main tools for driving demand for permanent carbon removals, but to be done right integrating CDRs must follow a few key principles. We outline our full position here:

🏦 How can the EU support Carbon Dioxide Removal (CDR) financially? We've got the answer. 👉 In our response to the call for evidence, we urged the European Commission to:. 1. Explicitly include CDR as a core objective and an eligible category under the

We've joined 62 others in calling for the commission to maintain a horizontal spending target in the post‑2027 MFF. We've set out a few reasons why that is integral to boosting CDR deployment. Read the full letter here: A horizontal spending target for

🗞️ Check out @opinion's @lararhiannonw coverage on the topic: 🗞️ "Britain is falling behind in the carbon removals race - that has to change". Read the authors' piece in @BusinessGreen:

"This paper sets out opportunities for the UK to establish global leadership in this area." Check out our new policy brief on UK economic opportunities through GGRs. 👉 "I am now an investor in a GGR business and have been extremely impressed by the

RT @timbales: Great article @CarbonPulse of ERCST event on interest of Commission in #conversion factors a potential bridge between the #CR….

RT @carbonremovers: Carbon removal is an indispensable tool for achieving global climate goals. Our report, Procuring with Purpose, dives i….

RT @UniofOxford: Myles Allen, Head of Atmospheric, Oceanic and Planetary Physics @OxfordPhysics and PI @OxfordNetZero, has been dubbed ‘the….

This is a once-in-a-decade opportunity to provide the legal certainty and investment clarity needed to build CDR at scale. Check out @CarbonPulse's @EmiBarbiroglio's coverage of our policy brief 👉 @avornicrodica and @BaxterAllix

N-OAE-y! Ocean carbon removal is having a bit of a moment, boosted largely by the recent EU Ocean Pact! Ocean Alkalinity Enhancement is one of a range of marine carbon removal methods. What is the Ocean Pact and what does it do for OAE? Read our reaction from last month:

RT @EUREC_Info: To stay ahead in strategic technologies, Europe must connect #FP10 research more effectively with scale-up instruments. Th….