CDR Buyers Needed for Removals with AirMiners, Symbiosis Coalition, The Schmidt Family Foundation, ClimeFi, CO280, Google
This panel discusses strategies to scale demand for carbon dioxide removal, including incentives, policy impacts and purchasing options.
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CDR Buyers Needed for Removals with AirMiners, Symbiosis Coalition, The Schmidt Family Foundation, ClimeFi, CO280, Google
This panel discusses strategies to scale demand for carbon dioxide removal, including incentives, policy impacts and purchasing options.
This panel discusses strategies to scale demand for carbon dioxide removal, including incentives, policy impacts and purchasing options.
This panel discusses strategies to scale demand for carbon dioxide removal, including incentives, policy impacts and purchasing options.
This panel discusses strategies to scale demand for carbon dioxide removal, including incentives, policy impacts and purchasing options.
This panel discusses strategies to scale demand for carbon dioxide removal, including incentives, policy impacts and purchasing options.
This panel discusses strategies to scale demand for carbon dioxide removal, including incentives, policy impacts and purchasing options.
This panel discusses strategies to scale demand for carbon dioxide removal, including incentives, policy impacts and purchasing options.
This panel discusses strategies to scale demand for carbon dioxide removal, including incentives, policy impacts and purchasing options.
This panel discusses strategies to scale demand for carbon dioxide removal, including incentives, policy impacts and purchasing options.
Key Talking Points
- Although the CDR market grew in 2024, we still desperately need to scale DEMAND. Can incentives such as the Global Fortune 1000 CDR Challenge make a sizable dent?
- Policies and government support are vital for boosting CDR, but these have changed in the US and across borders. How has this impacted private engagement?
- Everybody, besides corporations, can join the market and use different purchasing options - such as marketplaces (Terraset with accompanying tax benefits), coalitions, bilateral deals, buyer clubs, etc. What are buyers using, and which options will grow?
- In the US, 2% of the GDP comes from charitable giving, but little goes to CDR. How can we influence the support of the philanthropic sector?
- Education, market knowledge, and understanding one's carbon footprint are some factors that hinder new -small and big- players. How do you share knowledge and advise the ultimate decision-makers?
Chair:
- Tito Jankowski - Co-Founder & CEO, AirMiners
Speakers:
- Julia Strong - Executive Director, Symbiosis Coalition
- Kyle McEneaney - Director, The Schmidt Family Foundation
- Megan Hunold, Head of Partnerships, ClimeFi
- Natalie Khtikian - Co-Founder & CCO, CO280
- Randy Spock - Carbon Credits & Removals Lead, Google
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