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Read Carbon Gap's response to the European Commission's public consultation on the European Ocean Act

Every EU Member State will have residual emissions by 2040. That means every EU Member State needs permanent carbon dioxide removal (pCDR). So why does the 2040 framework have no dedicated target for it?

The Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi) published its long-awaited Corporate Net-Zero Standard V2.0 yesterday. Having contributed to the process as a member of the SBTi CDR Expert Working Group, Louis Uzor, Policy Director, gives his assessment about what the standard means for CDR.

Carbon Gap's consultation response to the European Commission's call for evidence on national targets and flexibilities and the use of international credits

Carbon Gap's response to the Call for evidence on the EU's Governance of the Energy Union and Climate Action.

We recently submitted feedback to the European Commission on its call for evidence for a European Ocean Observation Initiative (OOI). Our submission highlights three recommendations:

We recently submitted evidence on the European Ocean Act, highlighting the need for a coherent EU approach to marine CDR.

CDR was not a big-ticket item at COP 30 this year, but still there were some notable events worth mentioning. We look at what came out of the event and what it could mean going forward

A joint proposal on biochar carbon removal outlines robust standards for the EU CRCF, focusing on permanence, sustainability, and credible carbon accounting to support high-quality CDR.