This paper conducts an in-depth exploration of carbon farming at the confluence of advanced technology and EU policy, particularly within the context of the European Green Deal. Emphasizing technologies at technology readiness levels (TRL) 6–9, the study critically analyzes and synthesizes their practical implementation potential in the agricultural sector
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The document titled “Carbon Farming: Bridging Technology Development with Policy Goals,” published in Sustainability 2024, volume 16, page 1903, provides a thorough examination of carbon farming within the European Union, particularly in the context of the European Green Deal. It emphasizes advanced technologies at readiness levels 6-9, critically analyzing their potential for practical implementation in agriculture aligned with EU policy frameworks.
The study demonstrates a symbiotic relationship between emerging carbon farming technologies and evolving EU policies, highlighting the significance of integrating technological advancements within legal frameworks to foster sustainable agricultural practices. It underscores the importance of transitioning theoretical research into market-responsive, innovative products to contribute to sustainable agriculture, aligning with market demands and environmental policy evolution.
Carbonica’s initiative closely aligns with the findings and recommendations of the “Carbon Farming: Bridging Technology Development with Policy Goals” article. Through the establishment of the Carbonica Excellence Hub, the project aims to foster the integration of carbon farming innovations within Greece, North Macedonia, and Cyprus, directly supporting the transition from theoretical research to practical, market-ready solutions in sustainable agriculture. This approach mirrors the article’s emphasis on leveraging technology readiness levels (TRL) 6–9 to achieve environmental policy goals within the EU framework, highlighting Carbonica’s role in translating scientific advancements into actionable, policy-aligned agricultural practices
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