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It will surprise no one that we believe philanthropy has to play a much bigger role in carbon removal. Like, right now. Thanks to MCJ Collective for giving our very own Adam Fraser the proverbial mic to go deep on this topic we really (really) care about.

Isometric today announced partnerships with 12 of the most important platforms in carbon removal. Patch, Watershed, Supercritical, Klimate.co, Carbonx Climate, Milkywire, Carbonplace, Wren, Rubicon Carbon, Cloverly and CEEZER have all partnered with Isometric to provide their end customers access to Isometric’s high quality carbon credits. Terraset is also providing a way for people to fund carbon removal through tax-deductible donations. These partners are already helping thousands of companies take action to reduce their carbon footprints and decarbonize. It’s critically important that those companies now begin to incorporate high quality carbon removal credits into their sustainability plans. By partnering with Isometric, these platforms can now offer buyers of all sizes the ability to secure credits certified against Isometric's scientifically rigorous protocols. In addition to the 12 platforms mentioned, other organizations are also leveraging key data from the Isometric Registry. Frontier, AlliedOffsets and CDR.fyi are all improving their offerings by integrating Isometric’s data. To support these partnerships, Isometric has launched an Application Programming Interface (API) for the distribution and management of its high quality carbon credits. Isometric’s Registry and MRV APIs allow users to seamlessly manage, transfer and retire credits in real-time. Broadening access to high-quality credits through integrations like these can expand the type and number of buyers in the market, which is critical to scaling the CDR industry.

We just made our first carbon removal purchase from Canada via Planetary. 🇨🇦 So it felt fitting to have a guest post from Na'im Merchant—Terraset Carbon Council member and Executive Director of Carbon Removal Canada—on the Canadian CDR sector. We’ve had AMAZING support from donors and enthusiasts in Canada since our early days, so we’re excited about this, and we know it’s definitely just the beginning for our partnership with our neighbors up North! Read more here: https://lnkd.in/gMasiuV7

It's been a pleasure collaborating with the teams at Planetary and Isometric! We're excited to continue moving philanthropic capital into high-quality, permanent carbon removal projects as we strive toward gigaton-scale impact.

We’re hiring a Director of Development! Capital is the catalyst for the CDR market. We need someone to help us bring a whole lot more of it into the industry. As our first full-time development officer, you'll build a sustainable fundraising engine that fuels our high-quality carbon removal purchases. And as part of a very small team, you’ll be a core contributor to the team and organization. We won’t achieve our very ambitious CDR goals without this person :) Check out the JD (and apply)! https://lnkd.in/gMXP32mF

🌍 We are thrilled to be prominently featured in The Washington Post, highlighting the groundbreaking initiative between Kenya and the US to develop a green manufacturing base in Kenya. 📈 This initiative aims to boost Kenya's renewable energy production, which is currently constrained by insufficient industrial demand, and attract US investments in Kenya’s green industrialization. 🚀 At Octavia Carbon, we believe that this collaboration will speed up the adoption of Direct Air Capture (DAC) technology. By utilizing Kenya’s plentiful renewable energy resources, especially geothermal waste heat, we aim to encourage the sector's growth, which will, in turn, contribute to Kenya’s goals for green industrialization. 💡 Read the full article to discover how we are positioning Kenya as a pioneering force in green industrialization through carbon removal: https://lnkd.in/dVZVQFyN #DAC #Carbonremoval #RenewableEnergy #CleanTech 

Capture6 presents…. 🥁🥁🥁 Enhancing the intrinsic value of CDR credits: A Webinar Come hear an expert panel of key thought leaders within the CDR industry, including: Justin Marquez, Senior Partnerships Manager at Elemental Excelerator Haley McKey, Program Analyst at U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) Adam Fraser, CEO of Terraset Leo Hyoungkun Park, PhD, VP of Strategic Development at Capture6 The webinar will be led by Ben Rubin, Executive Director of Carbon Business Council, who will guide the conversation around how we can enhance the intrinsic value of CDR credits to maximize environmental, social, and economic benefits associated with CDR activities. Who is this webinar for? 👩💼 This conversation will be tailored to support CDR buyers in selecting the most fitting credits for their requirements, offering guidance to navigate the intricate landscape CDR solutions. ⚙️ It will also aim to aid CDR suppliers in designing products that yield high-quality credits coupled with robust co-benefits, ensuring alignment with evolving market demands and sustainability objectives. 👀 If this sounds like you, click the link below and mark May 16th on your calendars! #Webinar #CarbonRemoval #ClimateChange

We’re hiring a Director of Development! Capital is the catalyst for the CDR market. We need someone to help us bring a whole lot more of it into the industry. As our first full-time development officer, you'll build a sustainable fundraising engine that fuels our high-quality carbon removal purchases. And as part of a very small team, you’ll be a core contributor to the team and organization. We won’t achieve our very ambitious CDR goals without this person :) Check out the JD (and apply)! https://lnkd.in/gMXP32mF

Thanks to Carbon Unbound and Rupert Walker for the chance to tell the Terraset story. Look forward to hearing from all of the incredible speakers lined up for #CarbonUnbound 2024 here in New York in a few weeks - if you’re there, and would like to learn more about Terraset or tell us about what you’re doing in #CDR, please do say hello!

Our friends at Speed & Scale just launched their 2024 Global Climate Tracker—a comprehensive view of global progress toward net zero emissions. Carbon removal is in 'code red' status (no surprise to us or anyone else in the space). More proof that immediate funding and scaling are necessary to catalyze CDR and a great resource for anyone curious to go deep on both progress and challenges ahead.