Adrian Wons
Carbon Weekly News
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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Carbon Weekly News Ep. 2 | CDR Contracts, CRCF Brussels & This Week's Carbon Market Headlines 26.05.2026 59:04
In this episode of Carbon Weekly News, host Adrian Wons covers the week's biggest moves in carbon markets before sitting down with two guests at the centre of European CDR infrastructure and policy. Peter Mayer, Partner at Stairs Dillenbeck Finley Mayer and OSCAR co-creator, breaks down what CDR contracting looks like in 2026: deal velocity, risk allocation, and how the Open Standard Carbon Re...
Carbon Weekly News Ep. 1: DAX40 Procurement, Carbon Credit Ratings & CBAM's Impact on VCM 21.05.2026 1:06:10
The first episode of Carbon Weekly News. Adrian Wons unpacks the week in the voluntary carbon market with two guests: Dr. Allister Furey, Co-Founder and CEO of Sylvera, and Dan Maleski, who leads hedging and risk at Redshaw Advisors. In this episode: - ICVCM updates. Global Carbon Council becomes the first Asian program approved. ART TREES needs remedial action. VMR17 conditional. Isometric's...
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