Exploring carbon removal: Our blog
Discover the latest in carbon removal with insights from Carbon Removal Canada and our partners.
Four key takeaways from Carbon Removal Day
The objective was simple: bring together the carbon removal sector, its stakeholders, and government officials, put them in a room for the day and create space for discussions that can lead to meaningful change. It sounds straightforward, but establishing Canada's...
Design elements for government procurement of carbon removal in Canada
What do solar photovoltaics, light-emitting diode bulbs, and semiconductors have in common? They have all received government support worldwide to help create new market opportunities, which unearthed valuable learnings needed to scale over time. Such support can help...
10 essential carbon removal reads from 2023
As we close out 2023, it's clear that the conversation around carbon dioxide removal (CDR) has never been more crucial. This past year, we've seen a surge in research, policy developments, and market trends that underscore the importance of CDR in our fight against...
Canada is ready for removal
Last week was a momentous one. We officially launched Carbon Removal Canada with over 150 leaders from Canada’s carbon removal sector and policy community at the National Arts Centre in Ottawa, released our debut report Ready for Removal: A Decisive Decade for...
Decoding climate solutions? The difference between carbon removal and carbon capture
A few weeks ago, Matthew Yglesias published this article on how carbon capture’s success in the United States hinges on streamlining the permitting and operation of Class VI carbon dioxide storage wells. Adding to my delight, half way through the article, he extolls...
Canada: The next leader in carbon dioxide removal?
By leveraging its strengths, Canada can proceed boldly in leading global progress on scaling up carbon removal. Here's what that could look like. The last 18 months have seen a flurry of activity in the carbon dioxide removal (CDR) space. Much of this recent progress...