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Removals are better than some reductions - The case of electrofuels for aviation
Continued fossil jet fuel use, neutralized with permanent carbon removal, is likely to be a more cost and resource-efficient alternative for aviation…
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Robert Höglund
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March 2024

Direct Air Capture is cheaper than you think
The rate of technological progress makes publishing estimates tricky.
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Robert Höglund
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February 2024

Is the CDR market on track?
The durable carbon removal market is growing quickly, but what would it take to reach needed levels by midcentury?
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Robert Höglund
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December 2023

Full corporate profit and emission dataset
Sharing the full data for the Who can pay for carbon removals analysis
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Robert Höglund
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Carbon removal is not a finite resource
Plan for scarcity, build for abundance.
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Robert Höglund
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New Data: Who can Pay For Carbon Removal?
Those who can can afford to pay the full cost of their emissions should, but all companies can afford to cover the last 10%.
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Robert Höglund

September 2023

How can we avoid CDR delaying emissions reductions?
A new report I've written with Carbon Gap exploring mitigation deterrence or moral hazard is released today.
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Robert Höglund
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Only 0.5% of Companies with SBTi Targets Have Purchased Carbon Removal
Only 32 companies that have committed or validated Science-based targets have purchased durable carbon removal, as shown in a new analysis by me and…
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Robert Höglund
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Is the VCM a trillion dollar business opportunity?
Welcome to Carbon Risk — helping investors navigate 'The Currency of Decarbonisation'! If you haven’t already subscribed please click on the link below…
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How much carbon will we need to remove?
There is a big difference between the CDR needed to reach net zero, for neutralizing methane, and removals to bring back down temperatures after…
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Robert Höglund
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August 2023

When do sales of carbon removal credits benefit climate?
CDR and the relationship between host countries and voluntary buyers
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Robert Höglund
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July 2023

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