Bloomberg: The Three Biggest Letters in Carbon Removal Are MRV
Monitoring, reporting, and verification are becoming increasingly crucial to ensuring that carbon removal startups are delivering on their promises to clean up the atmosphere.
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Climeworks is the global leader in carbon removal, empowering companies to advance their net zero roadmaps and fight global warming.
Monitoring, reporting, and verification are becoming increasingly crucial to ensuring that carbon removal startups are delivering on their promises to clean up the atmosphere.
Big things are happening in the carbon removal industry, but more work needs to be done to create trust.
The 2023 Direct Air Capture Summit successfully concluded in Zurich bringing together all facets of the ever-expanding carbon dioxide removal (CDR) industry, and its stakeholders.
JPMorgan Chase & Co. made one of the largest single corporate purchases to pull carbon from the air: The bank will pay Swiss startup Climeworks $20 million for removal services.
The biggest U.S. bank is making one of the biggest bets ever to remove carbon from the atmosphere as a way to fight climate change.
Valued above USD 20 million, the agreement represents one of the largest purchases to date in the direct air capture (DAC) industry.
In April 2023, Climeworks published a statement calling for a clear distinction between emissions reductions and carbon dioxide removal.
Together with DNV, Climeworks discussed the critical role of monitoring, reporting and verification (MRV) to scale high-quality carbon removal solutions.
The KIG, which will be voted on in Switzerland on June 18, 2023, is a significant milestone towards achieving Swiss climate targets.
Climeworks has been selected as one of CNBC’s Disruptor 50 companies of 2023 for its pioneering and transformative role in the carbon removal industry.
Carbon dioxide is captured from the air and buried underground as part of groundbreaking new technology to slow climate change.
Under the agreement, Climeworks will remove more than 7,000 metric tons of CO₂ from the atmosphere on Partners Group’s behalf, permanently stored underground.
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