Episode 391 of the Reversing Climate Change podcast. You can listen to it on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, YouTube, or wherever you enjoy your shows. You can also watch the full episode right below this text.
Carbon removal used to have technology developers who were also project developers. But oh, the times they are a-changin'...
What happens when grizzled CDR veterans pluck technology off the shelf and focus on developing projects that produce highly insurable, investable, and offtakeable carbon removal credits?
You get something like Residual Carbon.
Ted Christie-Miller is the cofounder of Residual and is on the show to discuss the lessons he learned from one year as the carbon partner of numerous projects he has under development, as well as his process of raising funds from family offices.
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