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Pat Adams is the Senior Writer at Supercritical, where he leads communications focused on scaling high-quality carbon removal. He translates complex topics such as delivery risk, CDR procurement, and market analysis into clear, actionable insights for buyers. Before joining Supercritical, Pat spent over a decade in government and nonprofit advocacy, specializing in mission-driven communications across climate and public policy. Originally from the U.S., he spent three years in Mexico City and is now based in London.
Pat Adams
Senior Writer
Supercritical
Dr Peter Mayer
Partner
SDFM
Peter was born and raised in Germany. He studied law at the University of Heidelberg where he earned a Doctor of Jurisprudence degree (Dr. iur. which is comparable to a Ph.D. degree in law) in 2000. Peter focuses on advising climate-tech companies, project developers, investors, and corporate buyers on sophisticated climate transactions and carbon dioxide removal projects. He has extensive experience drafting and negotiating carbon credit pre-purchase and offtake agreements, as well as structuring project finance arrangements for CDR projects.
George Jones is the Director of Operations & Supply at Supercritical, leading efforts to build a high-integrity carbon removal marketplace. He works closely with carbon removal suppliers to identify, vet, and scale the most promising projects, ensuring businesses can access high-quality carbon removal solutions that align with their net-zero goals. George started his career in consulting, working at PwC and Strategy& before transitioning into the startup world.
George Jones
Director of Supply
Supercritical
We're past the pledge phase. The question now is whether we're building the market infrastructure to match—fast enough, and built to last.
That means suppliers who can scale. Financing that reaches the projects that need it. Governments that move from acknowledgment to action. Businesses that stop waiting. And the contracts, standards, and trust between buyers and suppliers that make the whole system work.
Carbon removal isn't a transition technology. It's permanent infrastructure, as fundamental to a functioning economy as the energy system itself. Built to Last is the standard we're holding this industry to.
Carbon Removal London is the central gathering for the leaders defining what this market becomes: sustainability executives, project developers, policymakers, and financiers. One day, during London Climate Action Week, to confront shared challenges, drive the market forward, and create the conditions for what comes next.
In partnership with a coalition of industry shapers.
Monday 22nd June IET Savoy Place
Carbon Removal London 2026 is co-created by a coalition of partners representing the breadth of the carbon removal market.
11:00am–12:30pm, followed by lunch
Morning - Buyers session with lunch (by invitation)
A closed-door roundtable for active carbon removal buyers, held under Chatham House rules. Building a procurement engine: portfolio design, multi-year contracting, replacement credits, and criteria-first strategy. Limited to ~40 corporate sustainability professionals.
Interested in attending? Select the option on the registration form, and we'll be in touch to confirm your place.
Doors 12:30pm. Programme 1:00–5:30pm
Afternoon - Open programme
Short, sharp keynotes. Provocative conversations on pricing, policy, project development, and the finance gap. Built around questions, not topics, with enough space between sessions to go further on the topics that landed.
5:30–7:30pm
Evening - Rooftop reception
Drinks on the IET Savoy Place terrace overlooking the Thames.
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Carbon Removal London 2026 is co-created by a coalition of partners representing the breadth of the carbon removal market.
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11:00am–12:30pm, followed by lunch
Morning - Buyers session with lunch (by invitation)
A closed-door roundtable for active carbon removal buyers, held under Chatham House rules. Building a procurement engine: portfolio design, multi-year contracting, replacement credits, and criteria-first strategy. Limited to ~40 corporate sustainability professionals.
Interested in attending? Select the option on the registration form, and we'll be in touch to confirm your place.
Doors 12:30pm. Programme 1:00–5:30pm
Afternoon - Open programme
Short, sharp keynotes. Provocative conversations on pricing, policy, project development, and the finance gap. Built around questions, not topics, with enough space between sessions to go further on the topics that landed.
5:30–7:30pm
Evening - Rooftop reception
Drinks on the IET Savoy Place terrace overlooking the Thames.
