Carbon removals for the emissions you can't abate

The instrument for neutralising residual emissions

Carbon removal is an essential component of a credible net-zero strategy. It physically removes CO₂ from the atmosphere and stores it durably, providing a means to address the residual emissions that remain after all feasible emission reductions have been made.

Carbon removal can be achieved through a range of approaches that capture CO₂ from the atmosphere and store it in durable forms, from biological and geological storage to engineered solutions. The right mix of approaches can help organisations build a robust and scalable carbon removal strategy aligned with their net-zero ambitions.