Carbon removal has a science problem, a technology problem, and a cost problem. These are the ones the industry talks about. Denise Murtha Bachmann thinks the less-discussed one is the most consequential: a commercialisation problem. Denise Bachmann is Vice President…
Carbon markets tell you what a tonne of CO2 is worth on paper. A pyrolysis plant tells you what a tonne actually costs to earn. Manojj has spent more than 16 years on the second kind of education. He is…
Debola Ibiyode, Chief Executive Officer of CarbonAI Ltd, describes herself as a solution developer. Not a technologist looking for problems to solve, and not a domain expert who discovered technology late. Someone who moves toward a complex problem, learns its…
Carbon markets are frequently described as financial instruments, environmental tools, and policy mechanisms. They are rarely described as legal constructs. That omission, argues Adv. Yogesh Shukla, is one of the most consequential blind spots in the industry today. Shukla is…
India’s carbon market is no longer a future consideration. With the Carbon Credit Trading Scheme taking shape and regulatory expectations evolving faster than most boardrooms can follow, the country’s businesses face a growing need for practical guidance that policy documents…
Carbon markets are having a complicated moment. They are growing faster than most analysts predicted, drawing institutional capital, regulatory attention, and public scrutiny in roughly equal measure. Into this environment steps a particular kind of professional: not the advocate, not…