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Robert Höglund's avatar

Thanks for the vivid description on the cost of carbon. However the reason to buy expensive durable carbor removal is to Kickstart technologies that will become cheap in future. it has very little to do with how many tons are removed today and all about supporting R&D and development of new Solutions.

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Marcfont's avatar

Interesting post and thank you so much for sharing.

Is anyone aware of serious projects focused on ensuring the fungibility of different carbon credits types, so that one can easily convert X credit type A into Y credits of type B, depending on carbon content, storage period, social welfare attributes, etc?

It seems like this would be a requirement to allow carbon credits markets to work (and, indeed, compliance markets are a lot closer to that, but they achieve that by forcing a single standard on all participants).

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