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Garrett Guard

CarbonCarbon Capture & Storage

#28most read in Carbon

Garrett Guard is a researcher focused on carbon removal. Previously, he worked as a Research Analyst at BeZero Carbon, and at the Institute for Carbon Removal Law and Policy where he worked to build better representation of carbon removal technologies in integrated assessment models.

#119
overall

Garrett Guard

#28most read in Carbon

Garrett Guard is a researcher focused on carbon removal. Previously, he worked as a Research ...see more

Garrett Guard
Feb 06 2023

Removing carbon is just half the battle - we need to store it too

Illuminem Voices
Carbon · Carbon Capture & Storage
There is an urgent need to scale carbon removal methods. The IEA has outlined that by 2050 we will need 980 million tonnes of DACCS and 1.3 billion tonnes of BECCS if we are to have any hope of meeting our global climate targets. While the capture component of carbon removal is well established in carbon markets, the “CS” - carbon storage - of DACCS and BECCS is a less developed industry with storage value chains acting as a severe bottleneck to the scaling of these carbon removal methods.
Garrett Guard
Nov 15 2022

Playing the devil’s advocate on durability

CARBON

Durability - the length of time carbon is removed from the atmosphere - is for many market participants becoming the central factor when assessing the integrity of carbon dioxide removal (CDR). Frontier, the CDR fund spearheaded by Stripe, has a strict criteria that any recipient of funding must have at least 1,000 years of durability. But why, I hear you ask, are we fixated on storage that lasts longer than the Bayeux Tapestry? Why an entire millenia? Why not 500 years, or 200 years?

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Garrett Guard
Nov 15 2022
Carbon · Carbon Removal
Playing the devil’s advocate on durability
Playing the devil’s advocate on durability

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