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💭 What were the takeaways from the Carbon Removals to Negate Residual Emissions session? Our panellists discussed the need for carbon removals and carbon removal technologies at the SAF Supply Chain Initiative event, moderated by Leigh Hudson. - Solange Baena-Zambrana highlighted that there is a crucial and significant role for engineered carbon removals. - Susanna O'Connor-Morberg We have to think about optimising across SAF and carbon removals, there's going to be a lot of contextual considerations, things like what is available in terms of geology, water, and biomass feedstocks? - Paul Davies mentioned the opportunity for carbon capture from the 60 energy from waste facilities across the UK. - Gabrielle Walker talked about the global picture and how bio energy carbon capture and storage, is where the UK is definitely leading the charge, alongside Sweden. It's clear that we need both SAF and carbon removals to achieve net zero. You can catch all the details from the session here ➡️ https://lnkd.in/gyUeZHDJ #Emissions #Decarbonisation #Sustainability #SAFIndustry

The Older, the Bigger, the Better 🤗 🤗 🌳 As trees grow, they accumulate biomass, storing carbon in their trunks, branches, leaves, and roots. 🌿 The larger and older the tree, the more carbon it has sequestered. #sustainability #gpi2050

So what is it we are doing at Carbonsate? 🤔 We enable the large-scale implementation of biomass storage projects for carbon removal. In doing so, we allow our planet to reach net zero and reverse climate change over time. 🌳 Storing biomass for carbon removal is the most efficient way to get carbon underground permanently. We at Carbonsate develop the technology to make these projects easy to implement for anyone on a global scale. 🌍 To be effective at removing carbon, the process needs to be transparent, efficient, and durable. As a result of our approach, corporations can offset residual emissions by obtaining high-quality carbon removal credits. 🔖 In this picture, you can see our co-founder Fabian Sperling installing our proprietary sensor system for MRV at our proof-of-concept site. Through rigorous MRV and scientific supervision, we can enable a transparent way to store CO2 safely. 📖 Get in touch with us to learn more about our technology and how you can start implementing carbon removal at scale! #cdr #forests #sustainability #innovation Johanna Broell

Green Light for Carbon Dioxide Removal ✅ Shortly after the publication of the key points for the Carbon Management Strategy, the #BMWK has published a key points paper for the Long Term Strategy for Negative Emissions (#LNe). The paper promotes various methods and technologies aimed at achieving negative emissions, such as natural biomass or biochar, and advanced carbon capture solutions like #BECCS, #WACCS, and #DACCS. The strategy strived to develop targets for carbon removals for 2035, 2040, and 2045. A differentiating will be made for natural and technological sinks, which is important to avoid conflicts between both viable #CDR pathways. Furthermore, the strategy will follow a technology neutral approach evaluating the efficacy, efficiency, and sustainability of various CDR activities. Utilizing waste heat, #NeoCarbon's technology already follows these principles and we aim to further improve our #DAC technology through research and innovation. These processes are supported by funding programmes and market incentives, which are essential to rapidly scale the technology. 📈 🌍 🚀 The LNe represents a significant step forward, promising a market pull for carbon removal technologies. Together with the pipeline network and offshore storage proposed in the key issues paper on the carbon management strategy, Germany is taking steps in the right direction to meet its ambitious climate targets.👍 https://lnkd.in/eFsBWPan

"Fueling Change: 6 Paths to Sustainable Solutions for Industrial Biomass Boilers 🔥🌿 🌱 Elevating Efficiency 🏢 Business & Industrial Applications ♻️ Our Pledge to Sustainability 🌍 Secure Fuel Supply 💚 Achieving Carbon Neutrality ♻️ Less Waste, More Circular Empowering local communities through progress. 💪🌍 #GreenEconomyRevolution #SustainableFutureAhead #BiomassSolutions #CleanTechImpact #CommunityUpliftment #EcoFriendlyInnovations #QualityOfLifeMatters #RenewableRevolution #EnergyEfficiency #ClimateActionNow #CleanEnergyForAll #CircularEconomy #SustainableBusiness"

RENS360 Recently the European Commission published the EU Industrial Carbon Management Strategy.   Next sectors represent key areas where the application of Carbon Capture, Utilization, and Storage (CCUS) can play a significant role:   🏭 Industry: Capturing and storing CO2 from industrial processes such as cement production, steel manufacturing, chemicals, and refineries. ⚡️Energy: Capturing CO2 from power plants, both fossil fuel-based and biomass, for subsequent storage. 💦 Hydrogen production: Capturing and storing CO2 from hydrogen production from natural gas with carbon capture (SMR-CCS).   As mentioned in the document: ➡️The EU aims to develop a market to capture 20-30 million tonnes per annum of CO2 by 2030. ➡️The EU's industrial carbon management strategy includes the production of sustainable fuels as part of the efforts to achieve climate neutrality by 2050. These numbers underscore the significance of hydrogen as a key element in the EU's industrial carbon management strategy and its potential to drive the transition towards a sustainable and low-carbon economy.   #hydrogen #h2, #CCUS, RENS360

The global carbon capture, utilization and storage market is on the verge of a significant expansion, with a projected 50% surge in announced capacity by 2025, according to the 2023 CCUS market outlook by research organization BloombergNEF. #carboncapture #CO2recycling #climateaction #CO2capture https://bit.ly/40Rbmut

"BCG estimates an annual demand of durable Carbon Dioxide Removal (CDR) of ~40–200 Mt CO2 in 2030, growing to ~80–900 Mt CO2 in 2040. This translates into a ~$10 billion–$40 billion market opportunity in 2030, with an ample runway to reach ~$20 billion–$135 billion in 2040. In their report, Boston Consulting Group (BCG) forecasts demand based on voluntary buyer preferences coupled with expected policy over the next 10 to 20 years across carbon compliance markets, CO2 removal mandates, and direct government procurement initiatives. The durable CDR methods referenced include Direct Air Carbon Capture and Storage (DACCS), Biomass with Carbon Removal and Storage (BiCRS), Enhanced Weathering/Carbon Dioxide (CO2) Mineralization, and Ocean Alkalinity Enhancement. With the Puro Standard methodologies and third-party verification, we will provide assurance to companies that they are supporting science-based carbon removal. Read the report by Boston Consulting Group: https://hubs.ly/Q024MkP_0 Get started on your journey to Net Zero: https://hubs.ly/Q024Ml5w0 #CDR #CarbonRemoval #NetZero"

"Carbon Dioxide Removal (CDR) will play a crucial role in supporting global #decarbonization, with analysis pointing to a significant role in slowing of “net” global emissions in the short term and removing historical emissions in the longer term." In a recent report, #WECA23 Knowledge Partners, BCG on Energy, weigh in on the market opportunities surrounding CDR technologies with a 2030–2040 outlook on demand, based both on the existing regulatory landscape and CDR credit buyers’ preferences today. Technologies covered include: 🍃 Direct Air Carbon Capture and Storage (DACCS) 🌱 Biomass with Carbon Removal and Storage (BiCRS) 💎 Enhanced Weathering/Carbon Dioxide (CO2) Mineralization 🌊 Ocean Alkalinity Enhancement Read the full report here: https://lnkd.in/eZfDJSGg Meet the BCG on Energy team at #WECA23, book your passes and see the full agenda on our website: https://lnkd.in/dh77aJVY

Upcoming Webinar on Durable, Engineered Carbon Dioxide Removal Tech: Wednesday 5 June 2024 - Carbon Credit Markets: The Rise of Durable, Engineered Carbon Dioxide Removal Technologies; Importance of carbon dioxide removal in reaching global net-zero emissions targets; Overview of all negative emission technologies (NETs): Direct air carbon capture and storage (DACCS), Biomass with carbon removal and storage (BiCRS), Nature-based CDR methods, Mineralization NETs, and ocean-based CDR approaches; Contextualization of CDR within carbon markets and how voluntary carbon credits are accelerating NETs in the short-term; Identifying the key factors driving the market pivot from nature-based solutions such as afforestation/reforestation to durable, engineered, CDR approaches; Discussion of environmental, technical, and economic drivers/barriers for DACCS and BECCS http://dlvr.it/T7LVfG