Ambitious CDR Projects by Radical Collaborations

On one hand, we have companies with net-zero targets, on the other hand cutting edge start-ups and scientists working on novel CDR technologies with the potential to scale-up CO2 removals.

And we don’t have much time…

We connect potential CDR areas, regions, stakeholders, companies with net-zero targets and CDR start-ups in order to scale up carbon sequestration to combat climate change. We connect best fitting and relevant stakeholders and work with them step by step to develop ambitious CDR projects which will offset residual emissions and mitigate beyond value chain!

Step 0

Carbon offset, inset and BVCM strategy. We develop tailor-made carbon strategy and portfolio, and a robust strategy for unabated emissions.

Step 1

Identifying relevant subject, stakeholder and project areas, SDG and multi-benefit priorities of the institution.

Step 2

Carbon removal project development and roadmap. It is a scalable carbon offset, inset and BVCM project development phase in collaboration with stakeholders.

Step 3

Project facilitation and implementation. We provide support during implementation if stakeholders need us.

Step 4

Credible claims with relevant standarts and carbon credit market access with trusted partners.

Duration: 3-5 year

Plan and Start Now!

CDR to offset your 5-10 % residual CO2 emissions

Companies with net-zero targets need to start getting prepared for their offset and inset strategy and implementation plans for 2030 and 2050 targets NOW. Here are few reasons for this:

CDR technologies and market is new and just emerging! And there is a lack in supply of reliable offset projects and carbon credits.

It takes time to remove CO2 from the atmosphere in necessary amounts.

Society needs co-benefits for climate adaptation, food security, local economies etc.

SBTI expects beyond value chain climate mitigation “Companies should take action or make investments outside their own value chains to mitigate GHG emissions in addition to their near-term and long-term science-based targets.”

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