đŁ Today´s McKinsey & Company report entitled âCarbon removals: How to scale a new gigaton industryâ offers a deep dive into the potential of the carbon dioxide removal (#CDR) sector.
Key takeaways for me:
đ Trillion-Dollar Market: By 2050, the CDR market could be valued up to $1.2 trillion. They also estimate a market size of up to $80 billion by 2030.
đ¸ Investment Needs: Achieving 2050 targets requires a whopping $6 trillion to $16 trillion investment. By 2030, we will need $0.5 to $2 trillion.
đ° Who´s Set to Profit: Suppliers will likely capture 70 to 80 percent of value in this industry, with traders likely capturing more value over time as the market matures.
đ Cost Reductions on the Horizon: While technology-based removals costs are high, innovations could slash these by 30-60% by 2035. In contrast, nature-based removals costs might increase due to limited land resources.
đ These are just a few highlights. The report has so much more to offer. Great overviews of where current technologies stand (might fight you on that biochar permanence đ), how their price is likely to evolve, and what different stakeholders can do to increase chances of success in this rapid growth industry.
đđ Amazing to see McKinsey deliver yet another great report on CDR. Alongside Boston Consulting Group (BCG), we are seeing incredible analysis and knowledge being produced by these two leading consultancies.
đ Kudos to Peter Mannion, Emma Parry, Mark Patel, Erik Ringvold, Jonathan Scott, Alexander Mäkelä, Jonathan Scott, Lottie Plaschkes, Ben Santhouse-James and the rest of the McKinsey & Company team.
đ¤đŹ What is your take? Do you agree with these takeaways? What would you add?
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