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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.

Listen in to go several levels deeper and beyond the analysis that you won't find anywhere else. Enjoy.

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Achieving the EU’s aspirational 2030 target of 5 MtCO₂-e  in permanent removals per year requires an €2.4–6.7 billion in investment. Fast forward to 2040, we’ll need to reach 75 Mt – or even as high as 280 Mt – according to Carbon Gap. The policy, fu... more

At the end of August, the UK government released over 500 pages of documentation on how it plans to finance the scale-up of removals.

There is a lot to talk about: the UK has committed over £22B to CCUS (including CDR) over 25 years, of which £9.4B ... more

Carbon rating agencies have increasingly become an indispensable pillar of carbon market infrastructure. While originally created to solve deep-seated quality and integrity concerns in the voluntary carbon markets, they are now also playing a role in... more

Scoop School is back in session.

The second lesson: Who’s leading and who’s lagging in carbon removal (CDR) policy?

* Who’s getting it right, and who’s falling behind?

* What works in CDR policy design?

* Is it possible to replicate successes ... more

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Recent Guests

Hugh McDonald
Senior fellow at Ecologic Institut
Ecologic Institut
Episode: How Far Can the EU’s Market-Shaping Purchasing Programme Go? - with Hugh McDonald
Laura Hurley
Former lead of the UK's Greenhouse Gas Removals policy team, expert on UK GGR developments
UK Government
Episode: The UK means business: Examining the GGR Business Model - with Laura Hurley
Bojana Bajzelj
VP of Carbon Removal at BeZero Carbon
BeZero Carbon
Episode: Carbon Credit Ratings: What really matters right now? - with Bojana Bajzelj
Asger Olesen
Global Head of Climate Biodiversity and ESG at the International Woodland Company
International Woodland Company
Episode: The LULUCF Squeeze: Can policy save the EU's fading carbon sink? - with Asger Strange Olesen
Danny Cullenward
Member of the Paris Agreement and Climate Treatment Creation Mechanism Methodological Expert Panel.
Episode: CDR and Credibility: Unpacking reversal rules under Article 6.4 - with Danny Cullenward
Ted Christie-Miller
Co-founder of Residual and expert on UK carbon removal policy
Residual
Episode: Is the UK quietly leading the CDR charge? - with Ted Christie-Miller
Gabrielle Walker
Co-founder of CUR8 and Rethinking Removals, leading scientist in carbon removal
CUR8, Rethinking Removals
Episode: CDR Durability: What counts as real climate impact? - with Gabrielle Walker
Nadine Walsh
Policy Manager at the German National CDR Association (DVNE)
German National CDR Association (DVNE)
Episode: Can Germany lead the way on CDR Policy? - with Nadine Walsh
Elisabeth Harding
Policy Manager at the Negative Emissions Platform
Negative Emissions Platform
Episode: Green Claims Directive: what is happening? - with Elisabeth Harding

Hosts

Eve Tamme
Host and co-host focusing on CDR policy developments, providing sharp analysis and insights from industry perspectives.
Sebastian Manhart
Co-host known for engaging discussions and informed perspectives on environmental policy and carbon credits.

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Carbon Credit Ratings: What really matters right now? - with Bojana Bajzelj
Q: How does the role of a rating agency differ in the voluntary market versus the compliance market?
In the voluntary market, the ratings help buyers and investors assess and compare projects, while in compliance markets, the role is still evolving, focusing more on regulatory needs and long-term quality assessments.
Carbon Credit Ratings: What really matters right now? - with Bojana Bajzelj
Q: Is there more interest in having carbon removal projects rated?
Yes, there is increasing interest in rating carbon removal projects due to the risks and quality issues associated with these projects.
Can Germany lead the way on CDR Policy? - with Nadine Walsh
Q: What are the key policy tools needed for promoting CDR in Germany?
Focus on the long-term strategy for negative emissions, integrating CDR methods into the National Emission Trading Scheme, and securing funding and incentives to scale the industry.
Can Germany lead the way on CDR Policy? - with Nadine Walsh
Q: How much CDR does Germany actually need?
Germany's CDR needs vary widely, estimated between 40 megatons and over 200 megatons, with a realistic target approximating 60 to 80 megatons of active removals by 2045.
CDR Durability: What counts as real climate impact? - with Gabrielle Walker
Q: Do we need like-for-like now or in 2050?
The need for like-for-like removals is immediate for effective action against climate change and not just a future necessity.

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