More than sixty practical examples form the empirical basis of the market exploration for Noord-Holland, showing how the carbon sequestration methods work in practice.
The main report of the Utrecht market exploration gathers more than sixty practical examples, underpinning virtually every carbon sequestration method discussed with an existing application.
Carbon Dioxide Removal stands for actively removing CO₂ from the atmosphere. The Noord-Holland market exploration takes the ten IPCC methods as its point of departure.
The IPCC distinguishes ten scientifically substantiated methods for carbon removal, known as Carbon Dioxide Removal. The Utrecht market exploration takes these ten as its point of departure.
Dutch financial institutions hold €510 billion in companies dependent on deteriorating ecosystems
Dutch institutions invested €510 billion in ecosystem-dependent Read More »
47% of shoes produced worldwide pollute through plastic and synthetic rubber soles
47% of shoes produced worldwide contribute to plastic pollution Read More »
Reducing organisational impact through nature-based solutions requires clear baselines, monitoring and practical implementation choices.
70% of organisational impact can be reduced within five years Read More »
A €875 carbon price makes avoided emissions and sequestration visible in investment choices, not only in climate accounting.
CO₂ capture at the Duiven waste incinerator links industrial emissions, permanent reduction options and the value of captured carbon.
The €700 figure was a 2020 Trouw estimate; the later market exploration uses €875 as the societal SCBA price.
