For this episode, we're joined by Amir Shiner, co-founder and CEO of direct air capture company RepAir Carbon. The company claims to use 70% less energy for its carbon removal process, which results in significant cost reductions and a clear path to scaling.

In this episode, we have the privilege of speaking to Aniruddha Sharma, CEO and Chair of point-source carbon capture company Carbon Clean. Aniruddha shares his journey of starting a carbon capture company long before climate becoming a strong concern and growing it to become one of the leading players in the space.

For this episode, we're joined by Diego Saez Gil, founder and CEO of Pachama, the world's first AI-powered carbon credits platform, dedicated to nature-based carbon removal. Diego talks about Pachama's groundbreaking digital MRV platform and shares his observations of the developments in the VCM, as well as predictions about its future.

Joining us for this episode is Ana Haurie, co-founder and CEO of Respira International, a carbon finance business dedicated to supporting nature-based solutions in the Global South. Ana talks about some of the main risks and challenges carbon projects face today, and dives into the different geopolitical dynamics impacting the VCM.

In this episode, we're sit down again with Marian Krueger, co-founder and managing director of carbon removal accelerator remove. Marian talks about remove's expansion to India, the remarkable pool of talent that can help scale CDR in the global south, as well as remove's latest CDR Startups Business Models report.

For this episode, we talk to Helen Lundebye, the co-founder of CDRjobs - a platform for job seekers in the carbon removal industry. Helen offers unique insights about the CDR job market and opens up about some of the main challengers in the sector.

The 2024 CDRjobs Salary Report:

https://www.cdrjobs.earth/2024-cdr-salary-report

We're joined by Magnus Drewelies, the CEO and co-founder of CEEZER, a global marketplace, focused on giving companies access to high-quality carbon credits. Magnus talks about his conscious journey into the carbon industry and walks us through how the carbon market has changed and developed in the last year, and where it's likely headed in the future.

Magnus' joint white paper with EY:

https://www.ceezer.earth/insights/ceezer-and-ey-unveil-groundbreaking-strategy-framework-for-corporate-carbon-removal-strategies

In this episode, we sit down with Jim Mann, CEO and Founder of UK-based carbon removal company UNDO, which specializes in enhanced rock weathering (ERW). Jim talks about why he chose ERW to battle climate change and shared some of the progress the company has made in removing CO2 from the air, while helping improve the work of farmers.