Certificate of completion issued to
Marina Negru
For completing
Carbon Dioxide Removal (CDR) Methods Pathway
Completion date
21 Oct 2025
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About Carbon Dioxide Removal (CDR) Methods Pathway
5 Learning modules
55 minutes of learning
4.5 rating
Foundational level
What Role Carbon Dioxide Removal Plays in Net-Zero Goals? Carbon Dioxide Removal (CDR) is essential in tackling climate change, especially for offsetting hard-to-abate emissions. Join Richard Probst and Sacha Corby as they explore both natural and engineered CDR approaches, including reforestation, biochar, direct air capture (DAC), and bioenergy with carbon capture and storage (BECCS). Learn about the financial, technical, and policy challenges of scaling these solutions and understand CDR's critical role in achieving global net-zero targets.
In this pathway
Understand the basics of CDR and its role in achieving net zero emissions
Outline the differences between nature-based and engineered CDR approaches
Understand the importance of additionality, measurability, price, and permanence in CDR solutions
Understand the role of CDR portfolios in managing risk and maximising climate impact
Learn to develop a CDR strategy and implement it
Pathway experts
Richard Probst
Richard Probst, an economist and lead of Climeworks' Carbon Dioxide Removal Advisory team, assists organisations in developing carbon dioxide removal strategies to achieve net zero targets. He works with sustainability leaders to develop long-term investment strategies for carbon removal solutions, removing emissions that organisations cannot reduce, even after fully utilising all carbon reduction levers. Richard is passionate about the rapidly evolving field and eager to explore carbon dioxide removal solutions with organisations. He began his career in management consulting at the Boston Consulting Group.