De-Bidenization of a Climate Legacy with Open AirCollective, Carbon Removal Alliance, Carbon Removal Standards Initiative, Bipartisan Policy Center, Carbon Removal Canada
This panel discussion examines how changing U.S. climate policy is reshaping global carbon removal strategies, markets, and momentum.
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De-Bidenization of a Climate Legacy with Open AirCollective, Carbon Removal Alliance, Carbon Removal Standards Initiative, Bipartisan Policy Center, Carbon Removal Canada
This panel discussion examines how changing U.S. climate policy is reshaping global carbon removal strategies, markets, and momentum.
This panel discussion examines how changing U.S. climate policy is reshaping global carbon removal strategies, markets, and momentum.
This panel discussion examines how changing U.S. climate policy is reshaping global carbon removal strategies, markets, and momentum.
This panel discussion examines how changing U.S. climate policy is reshaping global carbon removal strategies, markets, and momentum.
This panel discussion examines how changing U.S. climate policy is reshaping global carbon removal strategies, markets, and momentum.
This panel discussion examines how changing U.S. climate policy is reshaping global carbon removal strategies, markets, and momentum.
This panel discussion examines how changing U.S. climate policy is reshaping global carbon removal strategies, markets, and momentum.
This panel discussion examines how changing U.S. climate policy is reshaping global carbon removal strategies, markets, and momentum.
This panel discussion examines how changing U.S. climate policy is reshaping global carbon removal strategies, markets, and momentum.
De-Bidenization of a Climate Legacy & Implications Beyond Borders
- The new administration's federal policies are expected to significantly impact carbon removal strategies. What are new uncertainties and opportunities the global CDR space is facing as a result of the administration change?
- Will bipartisan support for CDR increase at the federal level? Can tax credits provide greater policy support such as with the 45Q which was revamped under the first Trump administration?
- What are the developments and latest trends in Government procurement of carbon removal services?
- Carbon removal lacks a pre-existing market, and it is in dire need of DEMAND. How can private sector players adapt and thrive under shifting federal policies?
- What barriers or challenges does the USA exiting the Paris agreement present for the global CDR industry & companies? What is the path forward that will enable us to achieve our collective goals regardless of the U.S.'s involvement in the Paris Agreement?
Chair
Chris Neidl - Co-Founder - Open AirCollective
Speakers
Giana Amador - Executive Director, Carbon Removal Alliance
Lucia Simonelli - Director of Programs, Carbon Removal Standards Initiative
Mariam Al-Shamma - Associate Director, Bipartisan Policy Center
Tim Bushman - Policy Director, Carbon Removal Canada
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