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ONCRA applies to the EU CRCF and ICVCM

ONCRA is currently in the process of being assessed against QU.A.L.ITY Criteria of the EU CRCF and the Core Carbon Principles (CCPs) of the Integrity Council for the Voluntary Carbon Market, one of the leading global frameworks for high-integrity carbon markets.

Can planting a single tree change a community? In Nepal and Kenya, it already is.

Our partner Scature is featured by Cloverly!

Proud to see Scature featured as a Supplier Spotlight by Cloverly! Scature advances high-integrity, nature-based carbon removal through regenerative agriculture and local insetting.

€1 million in funding through Oncra

We’re proud to share a major milestone! 🎉 Thanks to Oncra certification, €1 million has already been directed toward nature-based solutions: projects that restore ecosystems...

New Research: Enhanced Rock Weathering Shows 8 Tonnes CO2/ha/year Potential

A new study conducted in partnership with Wageningen University confirms that enhanced rock weathering can sequester up to 8 tonnes of CO2 per hectare per year under Dutch conditions.

EU Green Claims Directive

The European Parliament committees on Environment and Internal Market jointly adopted their report on the EU Green Claims Directive with 85 votes in favour.

Ballast Nedam Development partners with Climate Cleanup

Climate Cleanup Foundation is partnering with construction frontrunner Ballast Nedam Development to measure and monetise the carbon stored in their biobased construction projects.

European Parliament approved concept Carbon Removal Certification Framework

The European Parliament voted in plenary session to approve the draft text for the Carbon Removal Certification Framework, demonstrating support for scaling up CDR capacity in the EU.

ASU on carbon removal certification

A team at Arizona State University asked how to develop carbon removal certification standards. ONCRA has been privileged to inform this ongoing research.

Province of Utrecht decides on €875/ton CO2 price

The province of Utrecht will be the first government in the Netherlands to include global social costs of climate change in its policy considerations, setting an internal CO2 price of at least €875/tonne.

Input for European Commission carbon removal certification framework

Climate Cleanup Foundation, with ecosystem partners ASN Bank, Gideon Building Tribes and others, advised the European Commission on the Sustainable Carbon Cycles certification framework.

International conference on enhanced weathering

Climate Cleanup organised the International Conference on Enhanced Weathering, putting the spotlight on crushed silicate rocks as a powerful technique for carbon dioxide removal.

GHG Protocol develops Land Sector and Removals Guidance

The GHG Protocol Land Sector and Removals Guidance will explain how companies should account for emissions and removals from land use, land use change, biogenic products, and technological CO2 removals.

Metric for Construction Stored Carbon developed with ASN Bank and Gideon

Climate Cleanup Foundation developed a methodology to measure construction stored carbon together with ASN Bank, the largest sustainable bank in the Netherlands and founding partner of ONCRA.

Heading for Europe

Climate Cleanup Foundation, powered by ASN Bank, Gideon and many entrepreneurs, is working with EU commissioner Frans Timmermans on natural carbon removal and a standard framework for carbon removal credits.