Carbon Herald just published Carbon Curve Intelligence: A New Free Tool That Tracks The CDR Sector.
Carbon Herald covers the launch this week of Carbon Curve Intelligence, a new free tool designed to track different parts of the carbon dioxide removal sector. The outlet frames the release as a resource for people trying to follow a fast-moving and fragmented market, where project announcements, offtake deals, policy developments and company news are spread across many sources. The piece presents the tool as a sector-wide tracker rather than a single-pathway database, positioning it alongside the growing set of CDR market intelligence products. The material available to us is headline-level and does not spell out the tool’s data sources, coverage boundaries, update cadence, or who is behind the Carbon Curve brand, so readers should go to the original article and the tool itself for those specifics.
Our take (Heads-up): A free, sector-wide tracker is genuinely useful if it is maintained and transparent about its inputs. What we cannot assess from this piece is methodology: how entries are sourced and verified, whether self-reported company claims are flagged as such, and how the tool handles projects that stall or quietly disappear. Treat it as a starting point for research, not a verified dataset, until those details are clear.
-> Read the full piece at Carbon Herald
Captain Drawdown is flagging this. The reporting is Carbon Herald’s. Go read them directly, not a rewrite from us.
Source: Carbon Herald