Thematic dossier

Carbon and footprint

Carbon removal, CO₂ footprints and CSRD compliance in practice: from national market explorations and provincial opportunity maps to scope 3 baselines and LCAs for companies.

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Carbon and footprint

18 dossiers

Carbon removal, CO₂ footprints and CSRD compliance in practice: from national market explorations and provincial opportunity maps to scope 3 baselines and LCAs for companies.

REPORT · NATIONAL

Carbon sequestration

Natural carbon sequestration represents roughly €31 billion in societal value per year in the Netherlands, rising to €429 billion by…

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REPORT · PROVINCE
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Agriculture and land use
2025 snapshot

The agriculture and land use page for the Gelderland Climate Opportunities Snapshot 2025 covers emissions, remaining reduction potential and transition…

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OPPORTUNITY MAP · PROVINCE

Gelderland Climate Opportunities Map

Gelderland Climate Opportunities Map: quantified climate solutions across five sectors, from energy to industry, following the Drawdown methodology.

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MAGAZINE
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Publications

Publications by New Economy: public reports, calculation models, opportunity maps, factsheets and project pages on climate, carbon sequestration, circular economy,…

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All 18 carbon and footprint dossiers are listed above and searchable.

What is covered under carbon and footprint?

Carbon removal, CO₂ footprints, scope 3 chain analysis and CSRD compliance, from public-sector market explorations to company-specific baselines and opportunity maps.

Who are these dossiers relevant for?

They are relevant for provinces and public bodies working on carbon removal, and for companies that need to map their footprint and value-chain emissions.

How do removal and footprint relate?

A footprint maps emissions from an organisation or product. Carbon removal creates additional storage in land use, construction or nature. Reduction remains the priority; removal is complementary.

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