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Electrolytic Seawater Mineralization

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Cross-pathway Accounting | v1.0

Embodied Emissions AccountingThis module describes how embodied emissions related to equipment and material manufacture must be calculated so that they can be subtracted in the net CO₂e removal calculation.

Cross-pathway Accounting | v1.2

Energy Use AccountingThis module describes how energy-related emissions must be calculated so that they can be subtracted in the net CO₂e removal calculation.

Cross-pathway Accounting | v1.1

Transportation Emissions AccountingThis module describes how transportation-related emissions must be calculated so that they can be subtracted in the net CO₂e removal calculation.

Feedstocks | v1.0

Rock and Mineral Feedstock CharacterizationThis module details the key physical and geochemical characteristic requirements of rock and mineral feedstocks for CDR projects to ensure safety and suitability for carbon removal.

CO₂ Storage via Carbonation in the Built EnvironmentThis module details durability and monitoring requirements for CO₂ storage in the built environment.

Carbonated Material Storage and MonitoringThis module details durability and monitoring requirements for the storage of carbonated materials in either open or closed systems, excluding the built environment.

Dissolved Inorganic Carbon Storage in OceansThis module details the durability, reversal risks and requirements for storage of removed atmospheric CO₂ as dissolved inorganic carbon (DIC) in the ocean by CDR approaches.