What does the CDR market look like today? Right now, the market is dominated by advanced market commitments and future offtakes. At the same time, there is a real lack of projects that are both durable *and* affordable as CDR technology and the market continue to evolve. Some buyers are investing in expensive solutions such as direct air capture, oftentimes to help drive down costs. Other, more budget-sensitive buyers opt for more nature-based routes to keep costs down. Here’s Rubicon Carbon’s Amishi Kumar Claros explaining the current state of the CDR market:
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