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22.01.2025

Emission Trading

Carbon Dioxide Removal in the ETS

The integration of CO₂ removal credits into the EU Emissions Trading System (ETS) could offer CDR companies security, promote technologies and relieve the burden on emitters. Read more in the factsheet: „Die Bedeutung einer gezielten CO₂-Entnahme für die Zukunft des ETS“.

18.12.2024

Overview I

Increasing carbon storage in the soil

There are methods that increase the storage of carbon in the soil. These have many other advantages. Interested parties can find an overview in the new CDRterra factsheet.

11.12.2024

Policy Brief

What does MRV actually mean?

What do scientists and other experts mean when they call for robust guidelines, standards and technologies for measuring, reporting and verifying CO₂ removals – MRV for short? An attempt at clarification.

15.11.2024

Publication Publikation

BECCS and afforestation in comparison

Which method can remove CO₂ from the atmosphere more efficiently – BECCS or afforestation? This question was investigated by our STEPSEC team in a new study.

27.10.2024

Deutscher Umweltpreis for CDRterra researcher Dr Franziska Tanneberger

CDRterra researcher Dr Franziska Tanneberger receives the Deutscher Umweltpreis (German Environmental Award) for her work as a peatland conservationist. The award is presented by Federal President Frank-Walter Steinmeier.

Large-scale afforestation and reforestation can brake climate change

30.09.2024

Publication Publikation

Large-scale afforestation and reforestation can brake climate change

CDRterra scientists show that large-scale afforestation and reforestation could reduce global peak and end-of-century temperature and shorten the overshoot period during which the 1.5°C target is exceeded.