Carbon removal

Assessing the state of carbon removal under the next administration with Carbon Removal Alliance head Giana Amador

An industry group memo outlines the government’s potential role in measurement, reporting, and verification.

The world’s largest DAC project lost a bid for clean energy to data centers. It was a wakeup call for the rest of the industry.

Andreas Aepli said transparency about specific project challenges is critical for gaining public’s trust.

The nascent industry is starting to build at scale. How it approaches community engagement could make or break deployment.

Climeworks’ CFO Andreas Aepli on the challenges of scaling up DAC

Tax credits from the IRA played a major role in getting the cost of removal from the startup Holocene, Google said.

A Morgan Stanley report suggests that the proliferation of data centers could fuel demand for carbon removal.

Two years in, it may still be too soon to tell — but the next few years will be key to getting on-track for 2050 goals.

The Stripe-led advance market commitment aims to balance financiers’ need for confidence with the realities of the still-nascent tech.

A new organization is working to standardize measurement and verification for the suite of technologies that remove CO2 from the atmosphere.

Equatic is relying on selling hydrogen, a byproduct of its carbon removal process, to bolster its business model.

The CDR startup knew the end was coming for nearly a year, said one former VP — even as it got removal costs to sub-$200 per ton.

The buzzy marine startup blamed its downfall on a lack of demand. But would a more mature market have saved it?

The Biden administration is giving the nascent sector a boost, while utilities are challenging its viability in court.