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NGO letter to the European Commission on the CRCF
Publish date: November 4, 2022
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NGO letter to the European Commission on the CRCF
Bellona co-signed an NGO letter to the European Commission on the Carbon Removals Certification Framework, together with Carbon Market Watch, ECOS, EEB, IATP, FERN and WWF.
Bellona co-signed an NGO letter to the European Commission on the Carbon Removals Certification Framework (CRCF), together with Carbon Market Watch, ECOS, EEB, IATP, FERN and WWF.
This CRCF can have merits and address a gap in the EU climate policy framework, but risks seriously undermining its own declared purpose of climate ambition. The following priorities need to be taken into account in the proposal for it to fulfill its potential,
and for the EU to take a leadership position in rolling out real and sustainable carbon removals.
Read the full letter here.
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