Renewable carbon is the key to a CO2 neutral circular economy

What is „renewable carbon“? And what role does renewable carbon play in the transformation to a CO₂ neutral economy? Renewable carbon entails all carbon sources that avoid or substitute the use of any additional fossil carbon from the geosphere. Accordingly, the recycled carbon circulates between the biosphere, atmosphere and technosphere. So, the fossil carbon remains in the geosphere, thus creating a complete circular economy.

The nova-institute believes in the “Renewable Carbon Strategy” as the future for a sustainable economy. Michael Carus, CEO of nova- states: „It is not CO₂ that is at the core of the climate problem, but the additional fossil carbon that we take out of the ground and which gets released in the atmosphere as CO₂ or other emissions. If the inflow is prevented, the CO₂ content of the atmosphere will no longer increase. The Renewable Carbon Initiative addresses exactly this core problem: Focus on phasing out fossil resources and use renewable carbon instead! “

The Renewable Carbon Initiative (RCI) that will be launched in September will address this core problem. And the support for the initiative is already strong! Renowned companies have already signed up for the core advisory board, and 82 experts from industry, science and politics are convinced of the strategy and support the initiative with their names.

You will find all documents on the Renewable Carbon Initiative (RCI) here (latest version of the paper on renewable carbon, list of personal supporters, poster, outline of RCI, information on the Core Advisory Board): www.nova-cloud.info/index.php/s/n34kCSts37SrL6N

If you, too, want to support the Renewable Carbon Initiative, please send your name, picture and name of your company/organization to: Michael.carus@nova-institut.de

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