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Robert Höglund

First-principles writing on corporate climate action, carbon removal, and climate policy, grounded in real-world constraints. By Robert Höglund.

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The main thing holding carbon removal back

The biggest blocker to voluntary demand for carbon removal is that it cannot fulfill near-term climate targets. As long as durable CDR is reserved for “residuals only” and not seen as equal to, for example, biofuels and CCS, it will never s...

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Corporate net zero is not a target

I think we got net zero wrong. With a few notable exceptions it is not something companies can achieve on their own. Parts of it companies can affect, but a large share of emissions are dependent on system change outside of company control....

2 months ago
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The fight over what counts toward targets misses a bigger question

First published in Trellis

Corporate climate reporting is separating inventories from interventions, triggering a complex debate about what should count toward targets. But this debate obscures two things: most companies’ net zero targets...

5 months ago
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The Carbon removal sector needs a new story

I think most people in CDR feel that a phase shift has happened. The old story doesn’t hold but no new clear narrative has emerged of what role CDR really will take in the real world in the decades to come. Voluntary demand is likely to con...

6 months ago
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Net zero targets are conditional

First published on Milkywire: www.milkywire.com/articles/a-new-lens-on-corporate-net-zero

Net zero targets blur the line between what firms can directly control and what requires wider systemic change. This article introduces a new lens fo...

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