RECENT NEWS

We are delighted to finally publish our report on “Carbon Credit Standards for engineered Carbon Dioxide Removal”, which is the culmination of 8 months of research and investigations on this fast-moving topic.   The report considers: ❓Whether there is a case for deploying engineered [e]CDR in developing countries. ❓ Methodological approaches and potential challenges that may arise for implementation. ❓ Safeguards and governance aspects of deployment. ❓ Ways forward to foster

The last few weeks have been busy with meetings and assignments. But within all that I acheived an absolute personal career highlight and...

Over the past few weeks I've been chatting with Eve Tamme, Managing Director at Climate Principles, about how the EU's CRCF may or may...

Although carbon capture and storage (CCS) is recognised by IPCC, IEA and other scenarios as playing a vital role in the pathway to net...

Eve Tamme and I got together again to reflect on our time at COP27 in Sharm El-Sheikh, and to have a think about where the world of...

I sat down with Eve Tamme, Managing Director at Climate Principles, to discuss the 2nd meeting of the Article 6.4 Supervisory Body and...

As part of ongoing collaboration with the IEA Greenhouse Gas R&D Programme and Japanese stakeholders, our latest report considers the...

We've recently published two papers on the topic of supply side climate action. The aim of our work in this area has been to explore ways...

As an implementing partner of the NDC Partnership, Carbon Counts is supporting national efforts to enhance NDCs under the Paris Agreement...

Carbon Counts has led the technical assistance to the Government of Rwanda to develop its updated NDC, recently approved and submitted to...