Panel. Sequestering the best outcomes for your carbon credits @WithTheEconomist

Uploaded March 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago

Various carbon dioxide removal (CDR) technologies are available, but which one is cost-efficient, impactful, scalable, and less risky? What is the real value proposition? How do you build an impactful strategy for your climate targets? What shall the mix be between carbon credits and removals, permanent and less durable, depending on your company and industry?

Supported by CUR8, Carboneers and InPlanet

Moderated by
Matthew Oxenford, lead analyst, climate and sustainability, Economist Intelligence Unit

Speakers
Alice Ashpitel, head of sustainability, Mercedes-AMG PETRONAS Formula One Team
Erik Rylander, head of carbon dioxide removal, Stockholm Exergi
Gabrielle Walker, chief scientist and co-founder, CUR8
Maarten de Lange, commercial director, Carboneers
Christina Larkin, vice-president, science and research, InPlanet

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