Klimate provides science-led, tech-enabled carbon removal strategies for corporate sustainability journeys. The company offers engineered carbon removal solutions, with a focus on biochar as a removal method.

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We are in business to reverse climate change by removing as much CO2 from the atmosphere as possible, as permanently as possible. 
At Klimate, we help companies achieve Net Zero by combining the world's best carbon removal methods into portfolios that match our clients' budgets and ambitions. Through Klimate's portfolios, companies can remove CO2 from the atmosphere that corresponds to their unavoidable emissions. This helps scale these much-needed carbon removal methods that are crucial to reverse global warming.

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🌍 Join Our Digital Roundtable on Financing Resilience through carbon removal!
Climate change is a global challenge, and the Global South holds immense potential for resilience through carbon removal (CDR) strategies. As we approach Climate Week, Klimate invites you to an exciting digital roundtable exploring the opportunities in climate financing and carbon removal.

Featured Speakers:
- Matt Averna, Head of Impact at Klimate.co
- Rory Buckworth, Co-founder, CEO at Bio-Logical
- Kahlil Baker, PhD, CEO of Taking Root
- Oren Ahoobim, Partner and co-lead of Environmental Practice and Cities at Dalberg 

Discussion Highlights:
▶ Opportunities for carbon removal and financing in local communities and contributions to net-zero goals.
▶ Benefits and challenges of project implementation and overcoming barriers.
▶ Incentivising corporate action to enhance climate goals.

Don't miss this chance to gain insights from experts in the field!

🗓️ When: Wednesday Sept. 18th
🕐 10:00am EST, 4:00PM CEST, 10:00AM EST
Regisiter here: https://lnkd.in/dqSxa2c5

We are excited to announce a 1000 tonne purchase agreement with a new carbon removal supplier, Andes.

Andes is a microbial carbon mineralisation project, or MCM for short, working alongside farmers in the Midwestern United States.

They apply microorganisms alongside crop seeds to accelerate the natural mineralization of atmospheric CO₂ in soil. These microbes grow with the crop roots resulting in stable minerals that durably and securely store carbon in the soil.

Shared from Lauren Brown, Head of Carbon Removal at Klimate: "We are very excited to be working with Andes as a new partner and new CDR method for Klimate. Andes employ a robust Monitoring, Reporting and Verification (MRV) approach and we are glad to offer this high integrity method while scaling durable solutions."

Said best by Gonzalo Fuenzalida-Meriz, CEO and Co-founder of Andes: "We are grateful to have the support of Klimate, a partner who believes strongly in Andes work and shares our vision of microbes' immense potential for carbon removal. They have conducted extensive due diligence on our solution and we are excited to work with them well into the future as a piece of the puzzle to grow carbon removal to gigatonne scale.” 

We look forward to collaborating with this novel technology as we share in the mission to accelerate efficient, scalable, carbon removal solutions! 🌍 

🔗 Read more about Andes on Klimate's website here: https://lnkd.in/db7XCS5Z
#carbonremoval #carbonremovalmethods #cdr #carbonmineralisation

📣 We are excited to announce that Montagu Evans has invested in carbon removal offsets through Klimate.

Montagu Evans is a UK-based independent property consultancy. They have invested in a portfolio of carbon removal that balances climate impact and important co-benefits. This portfolio includes methods such as forestry, biochar, soil sequestration, and enhanced weathering.

We are glad to collaborate with this value-aligned company who are investing in high quality carbon removals in tandem with ambitious science-based reduction targets. By working with us, Montagu Evans support us in our mission to create a high-quality and integrity carbon market, and we look forward to the road ahead together! 💚
#carbonremoval #co2removal #cdr #sustainability

🔍 What is the difference between CDR and CCS? 🔍

Carbon dioxide removal (CDR) and carbon capture and storage (CCS) are two different—but important—activities tackling emissions.

💡 In this session of carbon removal 101, we’re tackling some key terms and abbreviations that often come up in the carbon world–CDR and CSS.

We can consider CCS a range of technologies to prevent emissions from entering the atmosphere (from industry or energy production) and CDR a solution to remove what has already been emitted. So, CDR and CCS have different, but related, goals.

Scroll through the deck below to understand the key differences and follow along this week to read more about key carbon removal terms. ✨ 🌎
#cdr #carbonremoval #CCS #carboncapture #carbondioxideremoval

💭 We’re just reminiscing on our most recent webinar with Yasmine R. and Wieden + Kennedy’s Luke Purdy!

🔽 Check out the quick clip below for a highlight of the session and our coverage of the unique challenges faced by sustainability professionals. Plus, what we did together to tackle hotspots in Scope 3.

Although we used this agency as a case this time, these solutions are applicable for anyone looking to make a difference in company climate action.

🔎 Curious about the strategies we discussed? You can watch the webinar on demand here:
https://lnkd.in/dRZrdzRV

Due Diligence Part 4: Scope and Implementation
Ensuring that a carbon removal project has a strong outlook is essential to building up a future high-quality market and ensuring impact from investment.

We analyse the potential benefits and risks of the carbon removal projects and technologies to future-proof your investments. These include the project’s capacity and maturity, risks and mitigation of those risks, as well as overall governance.

These elements are essential to make sure the projects we work with stay ahead of the curve. Read more about these categories in the slides below!

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