 | | | | Links to recent scientific papers, web posts, upcoming events, job opportunities, podcasts, and event recordings, etc. on Carbon Dioxide Removal Technology.All content on Carbon Removal Updates will be free to all subscribers, but I ask that those who are capable become paid subscribers. It is paying subscribers who support this work being done and enable me to share it widely. 💸COMMERCIAL NEWS Share 📝RESEARCH PAPERSBergero, C., Wise, M., Lamers, P., Wang, Y., & Weber, M. (2022). Biochar as a carbon dioxide removal strategy in integrated long-run climate scenarios.Synopsis: Limiting global warming to under 2°C requires stringent mitigation and carbon dioxide removals (CDR). Biochar, a low-cost soil amendment, shows promise. Using a global model, biochar could sequester up to 2.8 GtCO2 annually, reducing temperature rises by 0.5-1.8% by 2100. Its effectiveness depends on crop yield gains, application rates, and competition with other CDR measures, proving competitive, especially at lower carbon prices.
McDermott, F., Bryson, M., Magee, R., & van Acken, D. (2024). Enhanced weathering for CO2 removal using carbonate-rich crushed returned concrete; a pilot study from SE Ireland. Applied Geochemistry, 106056.Synopsis: A 1.21-ha study in SE Ireland explored using 7.5 tonnes/ha of crushed returned concrete (CRC) as a soil amendment for carbon dioxide removal (CDR) through enhanced weathering over 10 months. CRC increased soil pH and calcium and bicarbonate concentrations, especially in soils with lower initial pH. Most sites showed bicarbonate to cation ratios indicative of CRC dissolution by soil carbonic acid. Bicarbonate export limited CDR rates to 0-0.52 tonnes CO2/ha. Life-cycle analysis suggests a 11% discount for CO2 emissions from CRC processing.
Clarkson, M. O., Larkin, C., Swoboda, P., Reershemius, T., Suhrhoff, J. T., Maesano, C. N., & Campbell, J. (2023). A Review of Measurement for Quantification of Carbon Dioxide Removal by Enhanced Weathering in Soil.Synopsis: Limiting global warming to <2°C requires CDR alongside rapid emissions reductions. Terrestrial enhanced weathering using Ca- and Mg-rich silicates in soils could remove gigatonnes of CO2 annually. However, measuring, reporting, and verifying (MRV) this is challenging. This review covers methods for monitoring EW, focusing on geochemical characterization and final carbon storage in oceans. Solid and aqueous phase measurements, alongside gas phase measurements, each have strengths and limitations. Effective MRV strategies and well-designed experiments are crucial for the early EW CDR industry.
Geerts, L. J., Hylén, A., & Meysman, F. J. (2024). Review and syntheses: Ocean alkalinity enhancement and carbon dioxide removal through coastal enhanced silicate weathering with olivine. EGUsphere, 2024, 1-46.Synopsis: Coastal enhanced silicate weathering (CESW) using minerals like olivine aims to increase ocean alkalinity and CO2 sequestration. However, uncertainties about efficiency and impact remain due to a lack of large-scale field studies. This review highlights the need for pilot studies to address these gaps and examines how sediment type affects olivine dissolution and alkalinity generation.
Sitch, S., O'Sullivan, M., Robertson, E., Friedlingstein, P., Albergel, C., Anthoni, P., ... & Zaehle, S. (2024). Trends and drivers of terrestrial sources and sinks of carbon dioxide: an overview of the TRENDY Project. Global Biogeochemical Cycles.Synopsis: The TRENDY project, using Dynamic Global Vegetation Models, provides updated estimates of land-atmosphere carbon exchange. From 2012-2021, results show a large global carbon sink in natural vegetation, mainly due to CO2 fertilization and climate effects, offset by land use emissions. The net land sink is 1.7 PgC/yr, with the largest exchange in extratropical regions.
Zhang, Q., Chen, X., Zhou, X., Nie, X., Liu, G., Zhuang, G., ... & Ma, A. (2024). Tibetan Plateau grasslands might increase sequestration of microbial necromass carbon under future warming. Communications Biology, 7(1), 686.Synopsis: Microbial necromass carbon (MNC) indicates soil carbon sequestration capacity. In Tibetan Plateau alpine grasslands, warming increases MNC by 68.3% (7.49 mg/g). Using deep learning, eco-cluster abundance accurately predicted MNC distribution, suggesting enhanced soil carbon sequestration under warming.
Weber, M., Wise, M., Lamers, P., Wang, Y., Avery, G., Morris, K. A., & Edmonds, J. (2024). Potential long-term, global effects of enhancing the domestic terrestrial carbon sink in the United States through no-till and cover cropping. Carbon Balance and Management, 19(1), 18.Synopsis: Achieving a net zero GHG economy in the US requires deep mitigation and CDRs. Enhancing the terrestrial carbon sink through no-till and cover cropping can help, but may affect US agricultural outputs and global markets. An integrated model in this study shows that valuing all terrestrial carbon promotes afforestation, while valuing soil carbon boosts no-till and cover cropping adoption. Targeted carbon incentives can increase the carbon sink with minimal impact on crop availability. Future studies should model non-CO2 GHGs, carbon storage, and cost considerations.
Dong, B., Wang, S., Thorin, E., Sun, Q., & Li, H. (2024). Negative emission potential from biomass/waste combined heat and power plants integrated with CO2 capture: an approach from the national perspective. Journal of Cleaner Production, 142917.Synopsis: Integrating CO2 capture in biomass or waste-fired CHP plants is crucial for achieving negative emissions. Using Sweden as a case study, a dynamic model shows that maximizing CO2 capture can achieve 8.7 million tons of negative emissions annually. Maintaining electricity generation reduces this to 4.3 million tons. Costs are $36.9/tonCO2 and $52.0/tonCO2, respectively. Biogenic fraction significantly impacts outcomes, requiring 32.8%-84.3% to meet Sweden's climate goals.
Marin-Samper, L., Arístegui, J., Hernández-Hernández, N., & Riebesell, U. (2024). Responses of microbial metabolic rates to non-equilibrated silicate vs calcium-based ocean alkalinity enhancement. EGUsphere, 1-25.Synopsis: This study explores non-equilibrated Ocean Alkalinity Enhancement (OAE) using silicate and calcium-based gradients up to 600 µmol/L, affecting pH and pCO2 in a mesocosm. It shows delayed phytoplankton bloom formation, especially with calcium treatments, due to high pH/low CO2 effects on growth. Further research is needed on trophic impacts and seasonal suitability of OAE.
Smith, C. J., & Mathison, C. (2024). How much methane removal is required to avoid overshooting 1.5° C?. Environmental Research Letters.Synopsis: Immediate methane mitigation can curb significant future warming. Technological methane removal, while effective in limiting peak temperatures to 1.5°C for small overshoots, faces challenges with higher overshoots. Its success hinges on climate sensitivity and aerosol forcing, requiring ongoing removal efforts post-peak warming to stabilize below 1.5°C.
Graven, H. D., Warren, H., Gibbs, H. K., Khatiwala, S., Koven, C., Lester, J., ... & Wieder, W. (2024). Bomb radiocarbon evidence for strong global carbon uptake and turnover in terrestrial vegetation. Science.Synopsis: Current vegetation models underestimate carbon uptake by plants. By analyzing bomb-test radiocarbon, this study found terrestrial carbon storage and productivity are higher than models suggest, implying vegetation's role in carbon sequestration is more significant but potentially more vulnerable than assumed.
Kim, D. S., Moreno-Cabezuelo, J. Á., Schulz, E. N., Lea-Smith, D. J., & Sagaram, U. S. Recent advances in engineering fast-growing cyanobacterial species for enhanced CO2 fixation. Frontiers in Climate, 6, 1412232.Synopsis: This review examines the thermodynamics of CO2 removal via photosynthetic microorganisms versus physicochemical methods. It explores energy efficiency and scalability, highlighting advances in cyanobacteria for enhanced carbon capture and synthetic biology applications in biotechnology for more economical and efficient carbon dioxide removal solutions.
Angst, G., Potapov, A., Joly, F. X., Angst, Š., Frouz, J., Ganault, P., & Eisenhauer, N. (2024). Conceptualizing soil fauna effects on labile and stabilized soil organic matter. Nature Communications, 15(1), 5005.Synopsis: Soil fauna significantly influences soil organic matter (SOM) stabilization through ecological strategies affecting particulate (POM) and mineral-associated organic matter (MAOM). Mechanisms include transformation, translocation, and grazing on microorganisms, impacting organic matter quantity, decomposability, soil mineralogy, and microbial communities. Integrative studies are crucial for advancing SOM concepts and policies for carbon sequestration, nutrient cycling, and sustainable soil management.
Liu, C., Chen, T., Zhang, F., Han, H., Yi, B., & Chi, D. (2024). Soil carbon sequestration increment and carbon-negative emissions in alternate wetting and drying paddy ecosystems through biochar incorporation. Agricultural Water Management, 300, 108908.Synopsis: Biochar incorporation in rice paddies, especially under alternate wetting and drying (IAWD), enhances soil carbon sequestration (SOCS), according to this study. It reduces methane emissions by up to 38% and greenhouse gas intensity by 69%. Biochar combined with IAWD achieves the highest SOCS (56.9 t C/ha) and lowers net global warming potential (-23.0 t CO2-eq/ha). This approach mitigates methane emissions and increases grain yield, demonstrating its potential as a robust strategy for carbon-negative agriculture.
Prats-Salvado, E., Jagtap, N., Monnerie, N., & Sattler, C. (2024). Solar-Powered Direct Air Capture: Techno-Economic and Environmental Assessment. Environmental Science & Technology.Synopsis: This study investigates solar-powered liquid solvent direct air capture (L-DAC) of CO2, addressing challenges like fossil CO2 fraction and high-temperature requirements in traditional methods. It shows solar thermal energy's viability in arid regions enhances L-DAC efficiency and cost-effectiveness, promoting sustainable carbon-neutral technologies for fuels and chemicals.
Bello, C., Crowther, T. W., Ramos, D. L., Morán-López, T., Pizo, M. A., & Dent, D. H. (2024). Frugivores enhance potential carbon recovery in fragmented landscapes. Nature Climate Change, 1-8.Synopsis: This study evaluates the impact of frugivorous animals on forest recovery and carbon sequestration in tropical landscapes. Large birds, critical for dispersing late-successional species, were limited in fragmented areas with <40% forest cover, reducing future biomass potential by 38%. Maintaining forest cover >40% is crucial for optimizing animal contributions to biodiversity and carbon storage, emphasizing the need for active restoration efforts in fragmented landscapes.
Sáez-Sandino, T., Maestre, F. T., Berdugo, M., Gallardo, A., Plaza, C., García-Palacios, P., ... & Delgado-Baquerizo, M. (2024). Increasing numbers of global change stressors reduce soil carbon worldwide. Nature Climate Change, 1-6.Synopsis: This study examines soil carbon responses to multiple global change stressors across diverse ecosystems using data from 1,880 soil samples worldwide. It reveals that increasing numbers of stressors exceeding medium-high levels are linked to significant declines in soil carbon stocks and mineral association across biomes. Low-productivity ecosystems, such as deserts, are particularly susceptible. Understanding these interactions is essential for managing and preserving soil carbon in the face of global environmental changes.
Clarkson, M. O., Larkin, C., Swoboda, P., Reershemius, T., Suhrhoff, J. T., Maesano, C. N., & Campbell, J. (2023). A Review of Measurement for Quantification of Carbon Dioxide Removal by Enhanced Weathering in Soil. Angst, G., Potapov, A., Joly, F. X., Angst, Š., Frouz, J., Ganault, P., & Eisenhauer, N. (2024). Conceptualizing soil fauna effects on labile and stabilized soil organic matter. Nature Communications, 15(1), 5005. 📰WEB POSTSFake Net Zero (LinkedIn - Robert Hoglund)Bogus Carbon Credits are a ‘Pervasive’ Problem, Scientists Warn (Time)Running Tide first takes (Climagination) Climagination SubstackHey y’all. Writing this since I got a notification Saturday morning (thanks Neesha Mirchandani!) that Running Tide (RT) is closing up shop. I was going to write about insetting this week (got ~1,200 words teed up - stay tuned) but decided instead to put to words some of my quick… 7 days ago · 3 likes · 1 comment · Jason Grillo Carbon Capture, Inc. should pivot (Terraform Now) Terraform NowYou’re reading Terraform Now, a newsletter on the business of carbon removal. To support my work, you can subscribe or share this article with interested folks: Today we’re diving into the business model of a very interesting player in Direct Air Capture (DAC), Carbon Capture, Inc. This company has a novel approach to building DAC that, with a bit of foc… 5 days ago · Joe Rigodanzo Potential of many marine CDR methods is overstated (Oceans and Kelp) Oceans and KelpSeaweeds seem to be the answer to everything climate these days. Food security, alternate proteins, carbon removal- the answer inevitably lies in growing tons of seaweed. They are great, in general, for the ocean ecosystem but like planting trees, their carbon removal impact (and many other ocean restoration methods) is overstated… 8 days ago · 1 like · Kartik Narula 📒THESIS📃REPORTS🎬UPCOMING FILM🗓️UPCOMING EVENTSWe have curated a “Carbon Removal Events Calendar.” Explore and stay informed about upcoming events, conferences, and webinars on Carbon Dioxide Removal technology. Sync specific events / all events to your default calendar to ensure you never miss out on important CDR updates. Carbon Removal Events Calendar GUIDELINES:Sync selected events to your default calendar in these simple steps:1) Click on the event you want to sync.2) Tap the menu icon (three vertical lines) at the top left.3) Choose 'Share.'4) Pick your default calendar.5) Save the event.Sync the entire Teamup Calendar to your default calendar with these simple steps:1) Tap the menu icon (three vertical lines) at the top right.2) Choose 'Preferences.'3) Click 'iCalendar Feeds.'4) Copy the URL shown for 'CDR Events / CDR General Guidelines / CDR Job Deadlines.'’5) Paste the URL into your default calendar settings.6) Click 'Subscribe' or 'Add Calendar.'
You can directly sync all Carbon Removal events to your default calendars by pressing the link below: Sync CDR Events to your Default Calendar 💼JOB OPPORTUNITIES"The aim of the postdoc project is to understand the side-effects of unequilibrated ocean alkalinity enhancement in the marine environment. Our group presently conducts experiments at 50 L and 50,000 L scale to understand the effects of increasing alkalinity on marine biogeochemistry. Larger field trials at million litre scale are planned in 2026 and we also monitor several localities in China where high unequilibrated alkalinity concentrations from industrial sources outflow into natural waters. Key questions are whether or not ocean alkalinity enhancement is a cost-effective method of achieving negative emission technology, what side-effects (ecological and chemical) result from alkalinity additions to coastal seawater, and how reproducible the effects of alkalinity enhancement are contrasting different alkalinity sources and localities. More details on forthcoming field activities can be provided at interview."
"Vaulted is an emerging leader in permanent carbon removal. As a Biomass Carbon Removal and Storage (BiCRS) solution, Vaulted delivers permanent, high quality carbon removal at scale through the geologic sequestration of carbon-filled organic waste.Vaulted’s approach is designed to be the lowest cost, gigaton scale, permanent carbon removal. We sequester sludgy organic wastes (biosolids, manure, agricultural, food waste, paper sludge, etc.) that today are sent to a landfill, dumped into an ocean/river, land applied, or otherwise left to decompose, releasing Green House Gases (GHGs) into the atmosphere. Vaulted leverages a suite of patented, mature, geologic slurry sequestration technologies which allow us to sequester organic waste with minimal processing. We inject deep under the earth’s surface, where the carbon is permanently trapped under a layer of impermeable rock - the same formations that have kept hydrocarbons underground for millions of years."
"According to the Intergovernmental Panel for Climate Change (IPCC, 2022), mitigation pathways that offer a 50% chance of limiting end-of-century global warming to 1.5°C rely partly on removal of as much as 1090 billion tons of carbon dioxide from the atmosphere by novel Carbon Dioxide Removal (CDR) technologies. Currently, 0.002 billion tons of carbon dioxide are removed annually from the atmosphere by such technologies. In other words, novel CDR technologies need to be upscaled by as much as a factor of 5000 from present-day levels. Novel CDR technologies involve storing carbon in rocks, of which mafic volcanic rocks (basalts) are of particular interest because carbon storage has been shown to occur by rapid mineralization (Matter et al., 2016). However, most basalts occur beneath the ocean floor, which is unsuitable for storing carbon for practical reasons. Occasionally, rocks of basaltic composition are found on continents. These were brought there (obducted) during mountain building. Typically, obduction is accompanied by metamorphism, a process which transforms basalt into a suite of rocks (metabasalts) that have the same composition as basalt but are made of different minerals. The global potential of metabasalts for CDR is not well established. This four-year project focuses on testing the hypothesis that metabasalts are suitable for CDR by mineralization. The hypothesis will be tested by performing flow through experiments on metabasalts that were formed at different pressures and temperatures. Training will be offered in fieldwork, petrology, experimental and analytical geochemistry and geochemical modelling. The successful applicant will join a team of petrologists and geochemists working on CDR at Stockholm University and Luleå Technical University."
"Sirona Technologies is a start-up focused on direct air capture (DAC) to remove CO2 from the atmosphere and tackle climate change. Following two successful fundraising rounds, we’re expanding our team to accelerate business development."
“Silicate is a terrestrial enhanced weathering company accelerating a natural geological process – the weathering of minerals – to durably sequester atmospheric carbon dioxide and amend soil pH in farmland. The company mills basic materials, applies them to farmland, and measures the carbon removal it enables, facilitating companies to achieve their net zero ambitions, and agribusinesses to reduce and remove greenhouse gas emissions in their value chain, while also helping farmers to increase productivity by optimising soil pH for crop growth.”
"As the Technical Sales Manager , you will own the development of strategic commercial partnerships with established buyers of carbon removal credits and carbon removal project developers seeking to deploy our Direct Air Capture products."
"The Center for Negative Carbon Emissions (CNCE) at Arizona State University is seeking a highly skilled and motivated postdoctoral research scholar to assist CNCE researchers in assessing the verifiability of carbon sequestration technologies across geologic and oceanic reservoirs.This position will work with an interdisciplinary team of physicists, geologists, engineers, oceanographers, modelers, and climate scientists, with funding from the Department of Energy (DOE) and the Advanced Research Projects Agency–Energy (ARPA-E) and Office of Fossil Energy and Carbon Management (FECM).Specifically, the postdoctoral researcher will be responsible for supporting the assessment of the verifiability of sequestration in two different types of reservoirs: (1) ocean iron fertilization in open waters of the United States maritime zone and (2) sequestration in a saline aquifer in the Southwest United States and. This effort will advance a novel carbon accounting framework designed to verify the sequestration of carbon. Most of the focus will be on marine sequestration in the early phases of the postdoc position."
"As the environmental challenges facing the world grow, so too has Microsoft’s commitment to ensuring that the company’s activities are in-line with the best available science and the expectations of leading stakeholder communities. The Carbon Dioxide Removal(CDR) team coordinates overall science-based, measurable, and scalable sustainability investments and outcomes across the company – engaging with business groups on the environmental impacts of business operations and positive environmental outcomes resulting from technology and policy development. The CDR team seeks an impact-driven, high-performing individual to join our team as a Carbon Removal Program Manager, focused on science & quality and due diligence workstreams. This position will contribute to two scopes of work (1) accelerating the MSCDR diligence process while maintaining or improving diligence rigor, and (2) developing new, high-quality CDR pathways and projects via procurement and partnerships."
"Lithos Carbon accelerate mineral weathering by spreading basalt on croplands to increase dissolved inorganic carbon with eventual storage as ocean carbonates. Their technology uses novel soil models and machine learning to maximize CO₂ removal while boosting crop growth."
"At SCW Systems we believe in the power of innovation to combat climate change. Our Direct Air Capture technology, which is accompanied by groundbreaking energy efficiency, allows us to extract CO₂ directly from the air and store it permanently. This offers national and international companies a unique opportunity to offset their CO₂ emissions and achieve their sustainability goals."
"BeZero Carbon’s Mission is to scale investment in environmental markets that deliver a sustainable future. We are a carbon ratings agency. We equip world-leading organizations with the knowledge, tools and confidence to make better climate decisions."
"Heidelberg Materials is North America’s leading supplier of cement, aggregates, ready-mix concrete, and asphalt. We have hundreds of plants and thousands of employees working across the United States and Canada. We are also one of the world’s largest building materials companies.Heidelberg Materials is developing USA’s first full-scale carbon capture, utilization, and storage (CCUS) solution for the cement industry at its Mitchell plant, Indiana that has potential to capture up to 2 million metric tons per annum of carbon dioxide (CO2) and transported by pipeline, and permanently sequestered in deep saline storage formations by 2030. This project will be a critical to achieve the sustainability targets set forth in decarbonisation road map, that will allow Heidelberg Materials and our customers to reduce emissions in the built environment and support near carbon-neutral concrete offerings."
"Bayer is looking for a carbon technical reference in Argentina to lead projects and discussions with scientists, associations, and key partners focused on unlocking the carbon potential in agriculture: predictive soil carbon models, carbon footprint methodologies and Regenerative Agriculture practices development and implementation."
"BioLite is a for-profit social enterprise that develops, manufactures and markets distributed energy solutions for off-grid communities around the world. Our business serves two distinct markets, developing-world families living in energy poverty, and outdoor enthusiasts seeking off-grid cooking, charging and lighting products. BioLite has now delivered clean energy access to over eight million people and has mitigated more than two million tons of carbon dioxide from the atmosphere."
"Unlike capturing emissions from industrial flue stacks, our technology captures carbon dioxide (CO2) – the primary greenhouse gas responsible for climate change – directly out of the air around us. This can help counteract today’s unavoidable CO2 emissions, and address the large quantities of CO2 emitted in the past that remains trapped in our atmosphere.At Carbon Engineering, we’re focused on the development of megatonne-scale Direct Air Capture technology so it can have the greatest impact on the huge climate challenge."
"Everest Carbon is commercializing breakthrough proprietary measurement technology to validate carbon dioxide removal (CDR) through enhanced weathering (EW)."
"Reforest’Action is linking its activities to the Voluntary Carbon Market (VCM). It intends to use carbon finance as a tool to leverage development of forest-related projects with outstanding value for communities, soil, biodiversity, and climate.The VCM is a market-based tool designed to channel financial flows towards mitigation solutions including enhancement of natural carbon pools. It allows individuals and organizations to finance Nature Based Solution projects with demonstrated carbon removals. The VCM is expected to grow 15-fold by 2030 and demand for forest-based projects is already driving the development of our reforestation and afforestation activities."
All content on Carbon Removal Updates will be free to all subscribers, but I ask that those who are capable become paid subscribers. It is paying subscribers who support this work being done and enable me to share it widely. 🎙️PODCASTSRunning Tide Collapse & London Climate Week | Wicked Problems  Wicked ProblemsA big double episode! Our guests, Maeve Allsup from Latitude Media and Duncan Reid, the organizer of Reset Connect, share their expert insights and experiences. Maeve discusses the recent developments in carbon removal, including the challenges faced by ocean-based CDR startups like Running Tide and the role of government procurement in the sector. Dunc… 6 days ago · 1 like · Richard Delevan, Maeve Allsup, and Duncan Reid "Maeve Allsup from Latitude Media and Duncan Reid, the organizer of Reset Connect, share their expert insights and experiences. Maeve discusses the recent developments in carbon removal, including the challenges faced by ocean-based CDR startups like Running Tide and the role of government procurement in the sector. Duncan takes us through the evolution of Reset Connect and its pivotal role in London Climate Action Week."
"The guest of the show is Marta Krupinska, CEO and co-founder of CUR8, a market-maker platform for carbon removals."
“They've just unveiled the world's largest air purifier in Iceland. Christened "Mammoth" the machine can filter up to 36,000 tons of CO2 from the atmosphere every year. It's the biggest carbon capture device ever built – but is it mammoth enough? And do the economics stack up?Other scientists are using microbes to speed the process of mineralisation, the turning of CO2 into rock.And all the while the search for alternative energy sources continues with an Icelandic company even getting ready to drill down into an underground magma chamber to try and tap its thermal potential.”
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