Laurie Fitzmaurice, President of leading carbon removals company Elimini, gives an expert view on how carbon removals can help EU competitiveness and why robust standards are essential to avoid greenwashing.
Drax has launched a new sustainability framework that sets out how all of the Group – including Elimini – is taking action to help decarbonize society, to protect and enhance nature, and to support the people who work with and alongside us.
Commercial SVP Laura Wente explores three key insights gleaned from the 2024 voluntary carbon market, including what CDR buyers are looking for in 2025.
Meeting the increased electricity demand from AI must not compromise global climate goals. The development of secure, low carbon electricity systems is all the more urgent.
Post-US presidential election, the question remains: Will developers slow down construction? For Elimini, the answer is a definitive no.
Key takeaways from our new survey on renewable energy, carbon removals and the impact of climate change
On a mission: Laurie Fitzmaurice’s thoughts from New York Climate Week
First look at new data shows US appetite for climate action and government support
93% of companies say they’ll miss their net zero goals without serious intervention.1
In response to the demand for high-integrity carbon removal credits, industry leaders are working quickly to develop rigorous standards that outline how high-quality credits should be made and governed.
Principles for aligning to net zero
