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Edinburgh University leads EU funded carbon removal collaboration hub

On 7th December, Energy Voice published an article about the launch of the C-SINK project and associated CO2 Removal Helix. Read the full article here: Edinburgh Uni leads EU funded carbon removal collaboration hub (energyvoice.com)

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Researchers from the University of Edinburgh are leading an EU-funded collaborative group focused on accelerating the development and deployment of carbon dioxide removal technologies.

Hosted by research collaboration platform Crowdhelix, the CO2 Removal Helix aims to bring together industry experts, academics, high-tech SMEs and investors focused on carbon removal.

The central initiative of the CO2 Removal Helix is the €5.2 million (£4.45mn) EU-funded C-Sink project, which aims to establish monitoring, reporting and verification pre-standards and policy strategies for a European carbon dioxide removal market.

The C-Sink Consortium, led by the University of Edinburgh, involves 24 organisations across 11 countries with expertise ranging from carbon removal and trading to climate law and stakeholder engagement.

Carbon trading is expected to be one of the big ticket items at the COP28 summit in Dubai, where climate negotiators could decide on rules for a new United Nations-overseen emissions market.

Read the full article here: Edinburgh Uni leads EU funded carbon removal collaboration hub (energyvoice.com)

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