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    Spotlight on Carbon: Understanding the new wave of CO2 removal projects - On demand

    WATCH NOW: Experts from BeZero Carbon, SE Advisory Services, and Carbon Gap discuss the opportunities and challenges faced by the emerging market for carbon removals What are carbon removals and how can businesses identify a high-integrity project? How can firms be sure the projects they have supported deliver promised carbon removals and co-benefits? And what policies and regulations are needed to help turn this emerging market into a major vector for investment in support of the net zero transition? These were just a handful of the issues explored in BusinessGreen's latest Spotlight webinar on carbon removals earlier this week, which was hosted in association with SE Advisory Services. The discussion covered a wide range of topics, from the wide range of differing carbon removal projects attracting investment, the pros and cons of nature-based solutions and engineered or technological removals, and the increasing adoption of more robust standards and regulatory efforts that are helping to drive growing investment in the sector. Featuring top experts from SE Advisory Services, Carbon Gap, and BeZero Carbon, the discussion - hosted by BusinessGreen editor in chief James Murray - is now available on demand by registering here. Speakers included: Zander Dale, managing consultant, SE Advisory Services Rodica Avornic, policy director, Carbon Gap Ronan Carr, lead analytical officer, BeZero Carbon >> Watch back the full webinar on demand now

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    DNV Cuts Global Hydrogen Forecast by 45% as Industry Faces Slower Deployment Reality

    Global clean hydrogen production is now expected to reach only 150 million to 160 million tonnes annually by 2050, according to DNV’s latest hydrogen outlook, marking a sharp downgrade from the company’s earlier expectations and reinforcing growing concerns that the hydrogen economy is advancing far more slowly than governments and developers anticipated just a few years ago.

    Energy News Europe