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Carbon Weekly News

Hosted by Adrian Wons and Dan Harburg · business · EN

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About this Podcast:

Carbon Weekly News is the carbon market's weekly hour. Live every Tuesday at 16:00 CET, Senken CEO Adrian Wons digs into what's actually happening in the carbon market: the week's most important news, the LinkedIn posts everyone's talking about, and a guest interview with someone moving the market. No corporate language, no hedging. Honest takes on the projects, the policy, the prices, and the people. If you're a sustainability lead, a project developer, an investor, or anyone trying to make sense of where the carbon market is going, this show is for you.

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28%

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Selective

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Questions about Carbon Weekly News

What is Carbon Weekly News about?

Carbon Weekly News is the carbon market's weekly hour. Live every Tuesday at 16:00 CET, Senken CEO Adrian Wons digs into what's actually happening in the carbon market: the week's most important news, the LinkedIn posts everyone's talking about, and a guest interview with someone moving the market. No corporate language, no hedging.

Who hosts Carbon Weekly News?

Carbon Weekly News is hosted by Adrian Wons and Dan Harburg. The show has published 9 episodes to date.

What has Carbon Weekly News covered recently?

Recent episodes include "RMI Maps 14 CDR Pathways, Gold Standard on OER | CWN EP10" (30 October 2026, 61 minutes), "Why Isometric Is Going Beyond Carbon Removal | CWN EP9" (21 October 2026, 28 minutes), and "What 300 Carbon Buyers Want, and How CDR Gets Debt | CWN EP8" (13 October 2026, 64 minutes).

How often does Carbon Weekly News publish?

Carbon Weekly News publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 53 minutes across 9 episodes.

How hard is it to get booked on Carbon Weekly News?

Booking probability for Carbon Weekly News is 28%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Carbon Weekly News requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Carbon Weekly News's contact route on record: verified email.

Who should pitch Carbon Weekly News?

The strongest fits for Carbon Weekly News are Investment Banking & Trading. Carbon Weekly News has a business audience.

About the host

Adrian Wons and Dan Harburg hosts Carbon Weekly News, a business podcast with 9 episodes published.

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Recent episodes

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  • Episode #10

    RMI Maps 14 CDR Pathways, Gold Standard on OER | CWN EP10

    Oct 30, 20261h 1mS1

    RMI's New Frontiers report runs to 124 pages and maps 14 carbon removal approaches, each with a cost stack. Rudy Kahsar explains why today's CDR is either too expensive or not durable enough, and where the next...

  • Episode #9

    Why Isometric Is Going Beyond Carbon Removal | CWN EP9

    Oct 21, 202628 minS1

    Isometric started as a carbon removal registry. Now it certifies across the industrial economy. Stacy Kauk, Isometric's Chief Science Officer, explains why: for carbon removal to scale, you need CDR everywhere, and that...

  • Episode #8

    What 300 Carbon Buyers Want, and How CDR Gets Debt | CWN EP8

    Oct 13, 20261h 4mS1

    Two sides of the carbon removal market in one episode: what buyers actually want, and what it takes for a supplier to raise debt. First, Bayo Owolabi, Partner in Carbon Management at BCG, on BCG's survey of 300...

  • Carbon Weekly News

    Why Carbon Removal Should Count Today | CWN EP7

    Oct 7, 202624 min

    Net zero targets, as most companies have set them, will not be met. Robert Höglund argues that is not a reason to give up on them, but to rethink what they are for. Robert is CEO of Marginal Carbon and co-founder of...

  • Episode #6

    Google's First Megaton Rock Weathering Deal | CWN EP06

    Oct 1, 202626 minS1

    Google has bought the first megaton-scale enhanced rock weathering deal, from Terradot. It is their third deal together, after a Frontier purchase in 2024 and what was then the largest bilateral ERW deal. What makes...

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  • Episode #5

    Inside a 4.45 Million Tonne Soil Carbon Deal | CWN EP5

    Sep 30, 20261h 28mS1

    <p>CWN now has its own YouTube channel. Subscribe for future Carbon Weekly News episodes and interviews: https://www.youtube.com/@CWNshow<br /><br />Episodes 1–5 remain here on Senken. Google has signed its biggest rice...

  • Episode #4

    Inside Europe's Largest Biomass Storage Deal | CWN EP4

    Sep 30, 202652 minS1

    <p>CWN now has its own YouTube channel. Subscribe for future Carbon Weekly News episodes and interviews: https://www.youtube.com/@CWNshow<br /><br />Episodes 1–5 remain here on Senken. Senken and Carbonsate have signed...

  • Episode #3

    This Kills carbon Deals with Dan Harburg | CWN EP03

    Sep 30, 202653 minS1

    <p>Carbon Weekly News EP3 covers the carbon market week of 2026-W33: Microsoft's wastewater-based carbon removal off-take with CREW Carbon, PayPal's first biochar purchase via 3Degrees, ICVCM<br />clearing three more...

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