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SBTi 2.0_v2: What the latest draft means for CDR
Important developments for CDR including clear guidance to take responsibility for ongoing emissions now, and achieving recognized leadership status.
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What SBTi’s Net-Zero Standard 2.0 means for carbon dioxide removal
Interim targets could accelerate CDR demand and expand the buyer pool.
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What COP 29 means for carbon removals
Lukas May explains what has been agreed, and the practical implications for buyers and sellers of carbon removal credits.
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Racing to regulate carbon removals
How the US, EU, UK and Japan are looking to fund innovation, make new policies and set regulation to improve the quality of carbon markets.
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A new sheriff in town – the EU tackles CDR’s trust problem
New steps towards towards policing unregulated carbon markets and what constitutes high quality carbon dioxide removal (CDR).
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Right-touch regulation can rebuild trust in the carbon removal market
Fresh thinking provides an opportunity to make vital progress in tackling climate crisis.