CDR Brief Issue 12: Türkiye Is About to Be Charged for Its Carbon; It Should Get Paid to Remove It
Carbon prices are arriving. Handled well, they could seed an industry, not just a bill. Carbon emissions are about to…
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Carbon prices are arriving. Handled well, they could seed an industry, not just a bill. Carbon emissions are about to…
Removing carbon dioxide from the atmosphere is only the first half of carbon removal. The second half is storage. A…
Meeting Türkiye’s 2053 net-zero emissions target requires deploying durable carbon dioxide removal (CDR) pathways alongside deep decarbonization measures. As national…
Carbon dioxide removal is no longer only a voluntary market topic. Around the world, governments are beginning to shape how…
For years, climate policy was framed as a story of sacrifice: higher costs, slower growth, harder choices. UNEP’s new policy…
The timeline of global climate action is shifting from decades to years. As we look ahead to COP31 in Antalya,…
Dear COP31 Türkiye Brief Community, April showed that COP31 Türkiye Brief had moved from editorial formation into editorial momentum. May showed something equally…
Carbon dioxide removal needs more than good technology. It needs the right financing structure at the right moment. A project…
The global energy transition has entered a more difficult phase. For years, progress was measured mainly in renewable capacity: More…
The Citizens Energy Package is Brussels’ attempt to make the clean-energy transition legible, affordable and politically durable for households. For…