Global Tech CDR: Reality Check
The Tech CDR market is moving from future promise to real procurement decisions. For buyers, the challenge is no longer only understanding the technology. It is also knowing why to act now, how policy and market signals are evolving, and how to tell which supply is genuinely credible.
Join us during Climate Week NYC for a practical discussion designed for both new and experienced buyers — hosted by NextGen CDR, remove, and the Carbon Business Council.
The session will combine buyer perspectives on how to build the internal case for action with supplier perspectives on what real project delivery looks like beyond the pitch deck.
Speakers:
CDR Buyers
Fusako Matsumoto, CDR at Mitsui O.S.K. Lines
Caroline Glavind, Carbon Strategy & Partnerships at Bank of Montreal
CDR Suppliers
Keeton Ross, Holocene co-founder & Trey Fournier, Director of DAC Development at 1PointFive
Chloe Bigio, Chief Commercial Officer at InPlanet
Ikarus Janzen, CCO at Varaha
Our Moderators
Marian Krüger, Co-founder, remove
Haley McKey, Director, Carbon Business Council
Opening words by NextGen CDR's joint venture partners: South Pole / Mitsubishi Corporation
You will hear:
How buyers are thinking about the business case for entering the market now
How policy, standards, and market developments are shaping buyer decisions
What credible Tech CDR supply looks like in reality across different pathways
Where project delivery gets hard, and how suppliers manage those risks in practice
Through a combination of buyer discussion and candid supplier presentations, the session will help participants:
Build a clearer view of why action may be needed now
Better understand what credible supply looks like today
Ask sharper questions in supplier and procurement conversations
Strengthen their own internal decision-making around Tech CDR