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📰 This week saw some key developments in durable CDR as the German parliament approved a €476M funding package as part of the 2026 federal budget, Reverion and Frontier signed an offtake agreement for 96,000 tonnes of CDR in a $41 million deal and Carbonfuture opened a government-backed tender for a BECCS project in Denmark Here are some quick highlights: € German parliament approved a €476M funding commitment for CDR 🤝 Frontier purchased 96,000 tonnes of CDR from from Reverion 🌳 Carbonfuture opened a government-backed BECCS tender in Denmark ✈ Deep Sky launched Airbus's DAC technology at Alpha facility in Alberta 🌱 Onnu Biochar unveiled its proprietary pyrolysis system with its first deployment in Malaysia 🇫🇮 Carbon Gap and Sweco published an assessment on CDR deployment in Finland 🔎 Carbon to Sea Initiative released an independent review of first ever OAE issuance by Planetary 📄 The Oxford Institute for Energy Studies publishes new policy paper on CDR 🔗 Read on to learn more in the latest edition of "This Week in CDR" here: https://lnkd.in/gpuH-m7D 📣 ICYMI, we recently partnered with The State of Carbon Dioxide Removal team, inviting CDR suppliers globally to complete a short survey about their current and projected capacity: https://lnkd.in/gMuyYBAQ 📊 Supplier participation will directly inform the upcoming State of CDR 2026 report and CDR.fyi’s public data, maps, and insights used across the sector, strengthening the evidence base for global progress and transparency in carbon removal. ⏳ The survey will end on December 15. To learn more, read the full announcement via the link in the comments. 💬 As we continue to share these round-ups each week, we want to know how useful they are - and what we can do to make it even better for you. Please feel free to share your thoughts in the comments below. ✅ Join over 1,000 companies and sign up for free access to the CDR.fyi Portal to gain durable CDR market insights, showcase your company’s profile and progress, and get on the CDR map. Check out our partner page on our website to learn more.

🗼 Excited to be in Tokyo next week for DeCarbon Tokyo | Dec 3–4. I'll be presenting a CDR.fyi market update, covering trends and signals in the durable carbon removal space, along with some reflections on what makes the Japan CDR ecosystem uniquely positioned in this global landscape. 😃 Looking forward to meeting so many colleagues, many of you for the first time in person! 🎫 https://lnkd.in/g5u79vaJ

🔎 Carbon Removal Capacity in Focus: Will supply meet 2030 needs? 🌍 While the near‑term focus for 2030 is drastic emissions reduction, about 45% below 2010 levels, to stay on track for 1.5°C, the amount of carbon removal required is projected to range from 1 to 5 gigatonnes of CO₂ per year by 2030, scaling up to potentially 10 GtCO₂ annually by 2050. (source: World Economic Forum - Carbon Dioxide Removal: Best-Practice Guidelines whitepaper, 2024) But how close is the durable CDR market to being able to support this trajectory? 🌳 Supplier capacity is growing, yet still far from what mid-century milestones require. The coming years will determine how quickly supply can scale, how many new buyers enter the market, and whether financing, policy, and infrastructure can keep up. 📊 Earlier this week, we launched a global CDR capacity survey with the State of Carbon Dioxide Removal, to build the clearest view yet of current and projected supply across methods, regions, and maturity levels. Take part here: https://lnkd.in/gMuyYBAQ With that in mind: ❓ Based on current state and evolution of the CDR market, how closely do you feel that supplier capacity will be in place with the milestone needs for net-zero by 2030? 🔹 Capacity greatly exceeds 🔹 Capacity moderately exceeds 🔹 Capacity moderately under 🔹 Capacity greatly under 🔗 Check out our recent blog post to learn more about the survey (link in the comments below). Let us know your thoughts in the comments below.

70% of CDR suppliers expect to raise funding in the next 6 month! Let's take a closer look 👀 🆕 We recently released "The State of Durable CDR Financing" with Planet2050, highlighting one of the key findings from the survey: the urgency with which suppliers need capital. The findings from a survey of 125 durable CDR suppliers and project developers reveal that: 📅 70% of suppliers expect to raise funding within the next 6 months ⏳ 43% are seeking to close a round in the next 3 months ⏲ Only 9% expect to wait beyond 12 months For comparison, in our January 2025 CDR Market Survey with Sylvera, 64% of companies planned to raise funding at any point during 2025. The shift suggests both tightening financing conditions and greater near-term pressure on suppliers. This growing urgency aligns with broader market signals: reduced government support (especially for DACCS in the U.S.), slower-than-expected fundraising cycles, and recent supplier closures. As we move into the final weeks of the financial year, typically a quieter period for dealmaking, the window for many teams is even narrower. 📊 To explore the full analysis, including the broader financing challenges and practical guidance for suppliers, investors, buyers, and policymakers, read the blog version here: https://lnkd.in/gQ4KDyCF 📄 A more comprehensive version of the report is also available for download through the blog.

🚨 Huge CDR Deal Alert! 🚨 🤝 Reverion has signed an offtake agreement with Frontier for 96,000 tonnes of CDR in a deal worth $41 million. Reverion is a German BECCS company that captures and permanently stores CO₂ from biogas while generating clean electricity through solid oxide fuel cells. 📈 The agreement will help Reverion scale its technology, which currently converts biogas to electricity at 74% efficiency while capturing carbon for permanent storage. ⬇ As per the deal, the tonnes will be removed between 2027 and 2030. 🚀 This is Reverion's first ever CDR deal ever recorded. 🆕 At 27th, Reverion is the latest entrant on the CDR.fyi Suppliers Leaderboard. ⬆ With over 1.76M tonnes in purchases so far, Frontier continues to stand at 2nd on the CDR.fyi Purchasers Leaderboard. 🔗 To learn more, read the full announcement here: https://lnkd.in/eSUt4tHw ✅ Interested in tracking durable CDR market activity? Join over 1,000 organizations using the CDR.fyi Portal for detailed insights on all deals in durable carbon removal across methods. Explore more at our website.

🌍 Help Shape the 2026 State of Carbon Dioxide Removal Report At CDR.fyi, we’re partnering with The State of Carbon Dioxide Removal team to build the most complete and up-to-date picture of the durable carbon removal industry to date - and we’d value your input. We’re inviting CDR suppliers to complete a short survey about their current and projected capacity. Your input will directly inform: 📘 The 3rd edition of the State of CDR report (May 2026) 📊 CDR.fyi’s public data, maps, and insights used across the sector 🕒 The survey closes on December 15, 2025. 🔗 Take the survey here: https://lnkd.in/gMuyYBAQ We intend to share any publicly available information you provide. Any non-public information will remain confidential by default and will only be used in aggregate reporting — unless you choose to have it attributed to your company. 📃Learn more about the survey and its impact here: https://lnkd.in/gYMwUcWf In case you have any questions, please feel free to reach out to us at team@cdr.fyi.

🌍 Help Shape the 2026 State of Carbon Dioxide Removal Report At CDR.fyi, we’re partnering with The State of Carbon Dioxide Removal team to build the most complete and up-to-date picture of the durable carbon removal industry to date - and we’d value your input. We’re inviting CDR suppliers to complete a short survey about their current and projected capacity. Your input will directly inform: 📘 The 3rd edition of the State of CDR report (May 2026) 📊 CDR.fyi’s public data, maps, and insights used across the sector 🕒 The survey closes on December 15, 2025. 🔗 Take the survey here: https://lnkd.in/gMuyYBAQ We intend to share any publicly available information you provide. Any non-public information will remain confidential by default and will only be used in aggregate reporting — unless you choose to have it attributed to your company. 📃Learn more about the survey and its impact here: https://lnkd.in/gYMwUcWf In case you have any questions, please feel free to reach out to us at team@cdr.fyi.

📰 This week saw some key developments in durable CDR, as the Open Standard Carbon Removal Purchase Agreement (OSCAR) was launched, Pure DC committed £24 million to build the UK’s biggest biochar facility and CO280 successfully completed a carbon-capture field pilot at a U.S. pulp & paper mill.   Here are some quick highlights: 📝 OSCAR launched as a new framework to standardize CDR transactions 🤝 Frontier signed a prepurchase deal worth $250K with Graphyte ☑ CO280 completed carbon capture field pilot at US pulp and paper mill 💨 Return Carbon and Permian Energy Development Lab partnered to launch DACCS testbed in Texas 💧 Saudi Water Authority partnered with Ebb Carbon to launch world-first desalination decarbonisation project 🌊 Equinor and Captura validated Captura's Direct Ocean Removal technology for commercial deployment 🌱 Pure DC committed £24M to build the UK's largest biochar CDR plant 🌍 TIDE Centre, University of Oxford published a paper on Global South's opportunity to industrialize CDR   🔗 Read on to learn more in the latest edition of "This Week in CDR" here: https://lnkd.in/gaS5TtwX 💬 As we continue to share these round-ups each week, we want to know how useful they are - and what we can do to make it even better for you. Please feel free to share your thoughts in the comments below.   ✅ Join over 1,000 companies and sign up for free access to the CDR.fyi Portal to gain durable CDR market insights, showcase your company’s profile and progress, and get on the CDR map. Check out our partner page on our website to learn more.

📣 OSCAR: Setting a new standard for carbon removal deals 🚀 Earlier this week, we launched the Open Standard Carbon Removal Purchase Agreement (OSCAR) — a milestone for transparency and trust in carbon removal purchases. Developed collaboratively across the carbon removal ecosystem and shared through CDR.fyi, OSCAR provides a standardized, practical framework to bring clarity and consistency to durable CDR contracting. 👉 Catch up on the announcement here to learn more: https://lnkd.in/gw79dRzT We're curious to learn: ❓ What do you think is the biggest impact of a standardized carbon removal purchase agreement like OSCAR? 🔎 Greater transparency in contracts 📈 Easier market adoption & scaling 🤝 Stronger trust between buyers & suppliers 💡 Reduced friction and accelerated alignment 💬 Vote and share your perspective in the comments below.

🌏 The Global South could become a global CDR powerhouse - Oxford University’s new paper explains how. Authored by Sebastian Manhart and Raphaël Cario, published by the TIDE Centre, University of Oxford, this working paper highlights the Global South’s overlooked industrialisation opportunity in durable carbon dioxide removal. With >70% of global biomass, >65% of storage potential, abundant low-cost renewable energy, and fast-growing skilled labour markets, the Global South is structurally positioned to lead. The economic potential: 3-9.5 million jobs and $180-600 billion per year by 2050. Following a global analysis, the paper features three case studies already showing impact:  🇧🇴 Exomad Green (Bolivia) - world’s largest durable CDR supplier (by deliveries)  🇰🇪 NetZero (Brazil) - global capital + local workforce model  🇰🇪 Octavia Carbon(Kenya) - scaling DACCS in Africa As COP concludes, this paper makes clear that CDR is primarily an economic development opportunity, and offers policymakers a framework for governments to build it into industrial policy. 🔗 Check out the full paper here:  https://lnkd.in/dVWeGvbQ