CDR library

🏛️ ETSs might well be one of the most effective climate policy humanity ever invented. I was pleasantly surprised to see that - despite the global headwinds for climate - ETSs are increasing in size and impact. 📊 Just this year, 3 new ETSs came online (Japan, India, and Vietnam) bringing the total to 41 covering 63% of the world’s GDP, with another 16 under development or in consideration. 💵 These ETSs generated record revenue of $79b in 2025, up from $70b the previous y

🥊 Not one day goes by in which I do not see folks pitting these two approaches against each other. This then plays out in policy, where we see arbitrary hurdles, e.g. permanence thresholds or the lack thereof, created to lock one side out. 💬 And - to be honest - I used to be part of this problem too, actively taking one side only. But the more I speak to policy makers and corporate buyers, the more I realise that what they need is a holistic approach, one which encompasses