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Is the UK quietly leading the CDR charge? - with Ted Christie-Miller
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We’ve covered a lot of CDR policy developments in Europe and across the pond in the United States. But, truth be told, the UK is a bit of a blind spot for us.
The UK’s Net-Zero Strategy was one of the first to establish an engineered Greenhouse Gas Removal (GGR aka CDR) target. And only days before our scoop, the UK government has confirmed its plan to integrate removals into the UK ETS by 2029, with legislation targeted for 2028.
Is the UK quietly and humbly leading the way in CDR? What will it take for it to truly become a global leader in carbon management?
To help us better understand it all, we’re delighted to welcome special guest Ted Christie-Miller, co-founder of Residual. He’s shaped the UK’s conversation on CDR market frameworks and policy strategy.
Join co-hosts Eve Tamme and Sebastian Manhart as they learn from Ted about the UK’s CDR landscape, including the government’s approach to carbon markets and the expansion of the UK ETS, as well as the future outlook.
Links:
- Eve Tamme: LinkedIn and Website
- Sebastian Manhart: LinkedIn and Website
- Ted Christie Miller: LinkedIn and Residual
- UK Government response on Integrating Greenhouse Gas Removals in the UK Emissions Trading Scheme
- UK Government GGR Business Model Publication
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