carbon markets

Natural climate solutions and fire mitigation: early findings on the path to net zero

SEI working paper / How do forest fires affect natural climate solution projects and their viability on the voluntary carbon markets?

European Transport Conference 2023

Past event / SEI Researchers will give presentations about the impacts of the transition to a low-carbon transport sector in Sweden.

International Day of Clean Air for blue skies 2023

Feature / The 2023 edition, with the theme, “Together for Clean Air", emphasizes the urgent need for stronger partnerships and shared responsibility.

C-SINK – Creating a Standardized and Transparent European Carbon Dioxide Removal Market

Project / C-SINK aims to transform the CDR market in Europe, focusing on innovation and sustainability to achieve net negative CO2 emissions.

SEI experts submit recommendations for Washington state’s burgeoning “cap-and-invest” program

Other publication / As Washington state weighs linking its "cap-and-invest" program with California and Quebec, SEI experts offer an analysis on the implications of such a move.

“Everyone’s chasing removals”: SEI’s Derik Broekhoff comments on emissions reduction vs. removals in the carbon market

Media coverage / Senior Scientist Derik Broekhoff spoke to the climate news outlet Heatmap on the tension between carbon removals and emissions in the voluntary carbon market.

Derik Broekhoff speaks to ClimateWire about wild carbon market landscape

Media coverage / In the wake of a Guardian investigation into carbon offsets, SEI Senior Scientist Derik Broekhoff weighs in on carbon markets' validity as a climate solution.

SEI and Oxfam shine light on the “carbon inequality era”

Feature / A report from Oxfam and SEI revealed that the richest 1% are responsible for twice as many carbon emissions as the poorest half of the world's population.

New SEI study for Sweden shows which groups are most at risk of losing out from the transition to a fossil-free society

Press release / About 40% of the Swedish population appears to be at greater risk from the adverse wealth and access effects related to a low-carbon transition.