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Get the Scoop on the latest CDR policy developments with Eve Tamme and Sebastian Manhart.

Punchy, unfiltered, to the point discussions on all hot developments in the sector.

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In this episode, Eve Tamme sits down with Carbon Gap’s ETS experts, Francesca Battesby and Louis Uzor ahead of the European Commission’s ETS proposal, expected on 17 July. CDR is about to gain access to the world’s biggest compliance market for carbo... more

In this episode of The CDR Policy Scoop, Sebastian Manhart and Eve Tamme sit down for their second quarterly, unscripted catch-up of the year, working through what is actually moving in CDR policy right now with no guest in the mix, just two co-hosts... more

In this episode of The CDR Policy Scoop, Sebastian Manhart and Eve Tamme are joined by Kaya Axelsson, Research and Policy Fellow at Oxford Net Zero, just days after what she describes as the most anticipated Monday of her year: June 22, when both the... more

In this episode of The CDR Policy Scoop, Sebastian Manhart sits down with Delia Meth-Cohn, Co-founder of Rethinking Removals, who has been part of the ISO Net Zero Aligned Organization Standard working group from its very first meeting, two years ago... more

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Recent Guests

Oliver Geden
Head of the Research Cluster on Climate and Energy Policy at SWP; IPCC Working Group III vice chair; on the executive team of the State of CDR Report; co-author on Chapter Five (Policy)
SWP; State of CDR Report; IPCC
Episode: Taking Stock: The State of CDR - Fireside Chat with Oliver Geden
Asger Strange Olesen
principal global head of climate, Biodiversity and ESG at the International Woodland Company Asset Management
International Woodland Company Asset Management
Episode: LULUCF, Carbon Farming and the CRCF Review - with Asger Strange Olesen
Ane Gjengedal
Senior Advisor at Norwegian Ministry of Climate and Environment
Norwegian Ministry of Climate and Environment
Episode: The World's First International CDR Transfers: Lessons from the Inside - with Veronika Elgart and Ane Gjengedal
Natalia Dorfman
CEO and co-founder at Kita
Kita
Episode: Insurance, Buffers, and the Permanence Trust - with Natalia Dorfman
Gabrielle Walker
Co-founder and chief scientist of CUR8; founder of Rethinking Removals
CUR8; Rethinking Removals
Episode: DIGGING DEEP with Gabrielle Walker: A Life in Climate
Olga Gassan-zade
Former chair of the Paris Agreement's Article 6.4 supervisory body
former chair, Article 6.4 Supervisory Body
Episode: SHOWDOWN: Corresponding Adjustments: Necessary or Overkill?
Johan Börje
Pioneering CDR project developer
Stockholm Exergi
Episode: SHOWDOWN: Corresponding Adjustments: Necessary or Overkill?
Andrew Lenton
Director for Permanent Carbon Locking Future Science Platform at CSIRO
CSIRO
Episode: Australia's CDR Roadmap - with Andrew Lenton
Hannah Bebbington Valori
Head of Deployment at Frontier, the Carbon Removal Advanced Market Commitment
Frontier
Episode: Frontier: The Private Bet on the Public Good - with Hannah Bebbington Valori

Hosts

Sebastian Manhart
Host with roles including primary host and occasional co-host; widely featured across episodes.
Eve Tamme
Co-hosts and primary host in various episodes; active interviewer and moderator in live and recorded formats.

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5.0 out of 5 stars from 26 ratings
  • More than a scoop!

    Love these two how they break down matters so honestly and how driven they are by making regulation simple and accessible to even policy makers!

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    Singapore5 months ago

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SBTi 2.0 Net Zero Standard: What It Actually Means for CDR - with Robert Höglund
Q: When do you think corporate action on removals will realistically start?
Ideally as soon as possible, but realistically not before around five years out from 2035, with action potentially beginning around 2031–2032 as a result of the revised framework.
SBTi 2.0 Net Zero Standard: What It Actually Means for CDR - with Robert Höglund
Q: What are the two biggest wins in this version of the standard?
The two big wins are the removal of hard blockers to meaningful removals via corresponding adjustments and the for‑like approach that eliminates the previous arbitrary split, signaling a more coherent pathway for removals under the standard.
SBTi 2.0 Net Zero Standard: What It Actually Means for CDR - with Robert Höglund
Q: How would you rate the overall net zero standard for carbon removals compared to the previous draft?
Robert and Eve noted improvements and damage control, suggesting the standard is more neutral or slightly positive for CDR in the near term, with potential for future guidance to strengthen near-term action.
A Government AMC for CDR - with Noah Deich
Q: What are the practical next steps if you were to revisit this concept today?
Identify a market with a clear path for a small but growing floor of demand (e.g., ETS mandates or airport/Corsia-like mechanisms), focus on a subset of technologies, and build coalitions around near-term financing and co-benefits to demonstrate viability before expanding.
A Government AMC for CDR - with Noah Deich
Q: Why didn't governments sign on, and what changed over time?
Collaboration stalled due to political and macroeconomic constraints; there was insufficient appetite for new spending and a need for clearer near-term financial incentives. Since then, activity has increased across major regions, but a unified, harmonized international commitment remains elusive.

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