The proposed EU certification framework for carbon removals faces business skepticism regarding its potential to create a thriving market.
The soil carbon credit market is experiencing rapid growth, with transactions involving substantial sums, and the industry is poised to potentially achieve a valuation of $50 billion by 2030.
The EU's proposal for a new certification framework to validate carbon removals encounters a landscape rife with skepticism among businesses assessing its potential impact on market growth.
Paris-based CarbonFarm, a company investigating how “regenerative agriculture [can become] profitable for farmers while helping corporations achieve their net-zero goals”, backed by the likes of ESA, recently seeded 2.6m$ to decarbonize rice production



