AirMiners announces the final call for applications for its Carbon Removal Buyers Academy, set to begin on Thursday, October 3rd.
Tailored to provide knowledge to business professionals looking to buy carbon removal credits as part of their strategy for sustainability, the Buyers Academy will provide six 60-minute Zoom workshops on Oct 3, 10, 17, 24, 31, and Nov 7, 2024.
The participation in this inaugural academy is free of charge, and the sessions will be exclusively delivered online on the specified dates in the hours between 9:00–10:00 am Pacific (4:00–5:00 UTC), with no recordings available afterward.
As the spots for the event are limited, AirMiners shared that there are still a few available, and parties interested in attending can sign up here.
The Buyers Academy agenda will cover topics that delve into the carbon removal market, providing valuable knowledge for those interested in curbing Scope 1, Scope 2, and Scope 3 carbon emissions.
The event will provide explanations on how exactly the carbon removal market works and what are the dynamic forces at play.
It will lay out guidelines on how to put together a portfolio of carbon removal options, discussing the pros and cons of the prominent technologies in the industry like direct air capture, soil, biomass, enhanced weathering, and others.
The event will also highlight ways to achieve internal buy-in for a carbon removal credit purchase.
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With the Buyers Academy, AirMiners is looking to empower carbon removal buyers to make informed decisions in an industry that might seem complex to navigate.
The company is making strides on its mission to accelerate the development of the carbon removal sector, using their Kiloton Fund to support promising entrepreneurs and innovators within this industry.
Earlier this year, the efforts of AirMiners were recognized by the Department of Energy, who selected the company as a winner of a $300,000 cash award by the Office of Fossil Energy and Carbon Management (FECM) after it stood out as a frontrunner in the Direct Air Capture (DAC) Pre-Commercial Energy Program for Innovation Clusters (EPIC) Prize.
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