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Carbon Gap
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International Credits In The EU ETS: How The 2026 Review Bets On Flexibility And What It Means For CDR At Home And Abroad
by Louis Uzor, Policy Director at Carbon Gap On 17 July 2026, the European Commission published its long-awaited…
Carbon Gap: The ETS Review Is A Landmark Opportunity To Kickstart CDR In EU
As the EU prepares to publish a proposed review of its Emissions Trading System (ETS), Carbon Gap underlines…
New Report: Poland Holds Significant CDR Potential, But Urgently Needs Matching Policy & Infrastructure
In a new Carbon Removal Readiness Assessment (CRRA), Carbon Gap and Sweco signal that Poland holds significant potential…
Day 1 Of The First-Ever CRCF Days Event Puts EU CDR Buyers’ Club Front And Center
As the first-ever CRCF Days unfold in Brussels, day 1 of the event put an accent on the…
New Paper Examines How An EU CDR Buyers’ Club Could Drive Demand In This Region
In a newly published paper, Carbon Gap and Carbon Management Europe examine how a structured mechanism for aggregating…
New Report Signals CDR Integration Potential In European Wastewater, Concrete, And Mining Waste Sectors
Carbon Gap and Deloitte North and South Europe (NSE) have published a new report that highlights the potential…
Italy Can Reach Net-Zero By 2050 If It Scales Its CDR Sector, Says New Carbon Gap & B3 Carbon Report
Carbon Gap and B3 Carbon have wrapped up their Italy Carbon Removal Readiness Assessment, publishing a report that…
Italy Is Launching Its First Dedicated Carbon Removals Network
Stakeholders from the CO2 removal sector in Italy are gearing up to introduce the country’s first dedicated carbon…
New Carbon Gap CDR Readiness Assesment Says Spain Can Lead In Removals If Policy Paves The Way Rapidly
A newly published Carbon Removal Readiness Assessment (CRRA) report by Carbon Gap and Global Factor finds significant potential…
Germany Can Unlock Net-Zero By 2045 If CDR Is Scaled Rapidly, Says New Carbon Gap & Sweco Report
A newly released report by Carbon Gap and Sweco indicates that Germany can reach net-zero by 2045 and…