2024 Buyer’s Guide to CDR Policy

We’re only a few months into 2024, but it’s already proven to be a record year for carbon removal policy. From the finalization of the Carbon Removal Certification Framework in the European Union to the ever-expanding series of pilot programs and legislation being considered in the United States, CDR policy is advancing at a record pace, and it can be hard to keep track of what’s new, what’s changed and what’s next.

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In this shifting landscape, we have brought together top CDR policy experts from around the world, including Carbonfuture’s own Sebastian Manhart, to talk through his updated Buyer’s Guide to CDR Policy. The 2024 edition has been expanded to cover not just the latest happenings in the United States and European Union, but also to take a deep dive into three critical incubators for carbon removal policy: Germany, Denmark, and the state of California.

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This updated and expanded Buyer’s Guide to CDR Policy will be released to the public on Tuesday, May 28. However, webinar registrants will get exclusive early access to the Buyer’s Guide to CDR Policy one day early!

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Here’s what else we’ll cover in this key webinar:

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• What carbon removal buyers need to know about the major CDR policy initiatives that will shape the market over the coming years, and what our experts are most excited about right now.
• What to expect for carbon removal after the 2024 elections in the U.S. and EU.  
• The lessons that can be learned from the groundbreaking CDR initiatives coming out of Denmark, the U.S, and elsewhere.  
• The prospects for compliance markets, and where the industry may be headed over the rest of the decade.  
• The most important things that buyers and suppliers of carbon credits need to know to maximize their impact.

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The 2023 edition of the Buyer’s Guide to CDR Policy has been a critical component of many corporate sustainability strategies, and this year’s expanded version promises to be even better. Join us on Tuesday, May 28 for a session that will leave you better informed about the state of CDR policy and what’s next for the carbon removal industry.