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The Necessary Path towards Carbon Neutral

Amid global pursuit of net zero and continuous rollout of climate change policies, RECCESSARY launches quarterly reports to provide analysis of policy updates and market changes, covering the most forward-looking and critical topics to cater to businesses' needs for carbon management and sustainability strategies.

With the rise of Southeast Asia in the global manufacturing supply chain, renewable energy policies and carbon markets play a crucial role in the industry development. To help businesses minimize cost risks while offering decision-making advice, RECCESSARY also releases annual report that reviews and projects the development of renewables in Southeast Asia and major carbon markets, providing in-depth analysis of supply-demand and policy trends.

Carbon Removal: Unlocking the Next Frontier of Net-Zero Solutions

✔ The rise of carbon removal: a new solution for corporate climate action
✔ Carbon credit types explained: key differences between avoidance, reduction, and removal
✔ Real-world procurement strategies from Microsoft, Google, Frontier & more

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Why Now? Carbon Removal as the Future of Corporate Climate Strategy

With the global 2050 net-zero target approaching, emissions reduction alone is no longer enough.

Carbon removal has become a strategic focus for both companies and policymakers, offering a powerful complement to traditional carbon credit mechanisms.

From technological breakthroughs to market-based mechanisms, carbon removal is poised to become a cornerstone of the carbon market.

This report provides an in-depth analysis of market trends, corporate strategies, and policy developments, empowering companies and investors to take the next step in climate action and gain a first-mover advantage.

Highlights of What’s Inside

1. Deep Dive into Carbon Removal Technologies and Markets
Carbon credit taxonomy: the fundamental differences between reduction, avoidance, and removal
Why carbon removal is key to corporate net-zero goals, and how leaders like Microsoft and Google are shaping the market
Nature-based vs. tech-based removal: comparative strengths and limitations explained

2. Global Carbon Markets and Policy Insights
The three major hurdles to commercialization: high cost, technical barriers, and environmental risks
How the EU and U.S. are accelerating carbon removal with certification frameworks and subsidy programs
How international standards—such as Article 6.4 of the Paris Agreement and SBTi—are influencing corporate strategies

3. Market Outlook and Strategic Roadmap (2025–2050)
How durable carbon removal may overtake nature-based projects as the new mainstream
Market development pathways shaped by supply, pricing, and policy dynamics
How to mitigate risk and secure long-term impact through diverse procurement portfolios and offtake agreements

Who Should Read This Report?
Corporate decision-makers: Optimize net-zero and decarbonization strategies with timely insights
Investors & technology providers: Understand market demand and emerging technology trends
Policymakers & researchers: Leverage international experience to guide domestic carbon removal roadmaps

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