A practical session on securing carbon removal to meet your Net Zero goal

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Supercritical delivers radical transparency through our carbon removal marketplace so you can access the best projects at the best prices with absolute confidence. We provide live pricing and availability data across multiple pathways and guarantee quality through our proprietary 118-point vetting protocol, covering climate science, environmental impact, delivery risk, and social benefits. 

Forward-thinking companies like The Economist Group, Virgin Atlantic, and Rothschild & Co trust Supercritical to meet their demand for high-quality carbon removal for immediate climate action today, not decades from now.

How to do offtakes right

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About this webinar

As businesses strive to achieve their net-zero goals, carbon removal offtakes are emerging as a critical tool for driving climate impact. Among these, pathways like biochar offer promising, scalable solutions that can help companies take meaningful steps toward net zero. Structuring effective offtake agreements—ones that are resilient, scalable, and aligned with corporate objectives—requires both strategic and practical understanding.

This expert-led webinar will explore the key considerations for designing high-quality offtake agreements that support both climate goals and business priorities. Whether you’re new to offtakes or looking to refine your approach, you’ll gain actionable insights into building agreements that de-risk early-stage technologies, maximize impact, and align with your net-zero strategy.


Andreas Gunst
Partner
DLA Piper

Andreas Gunst is an energy, projects and finance practitioner qualified in England & Wales and Ireland. He has both in-house and private practice experience.

His practice areas cover the entire energy value chain, including upstream oil and gas exploration, production, lifting, transportation and trading (both OTC and exchange) and supply; electricity generation projects from conventional and renewable energy sources; electricity transmission, distribution, trading (both OTC and exchange) and supply; and emission reduction projects, environmental attributes and securities, allowance and certificate trading as well as related regulatory advice.

Andreas was named ACC/ILO European Counsel of the Year 2013 (Regulatory) and has been recognised and ranked in Legal 500 and Chambers as an energy practitioner.

Hannah Bebbington
Frontier

Andreas Gunst
DLA Piper

George Jones
Supercritical

About this webinar

What you’ll learn

Building resilient agreements

Gain insights into creating robust offtake contracts that align the objectives of buyers and suppliers.

De-risking 
offtakes

Explore strategies to navigate uncertainty for early-stage technologies and ex-ante credits, including biochar and other novel CDR approaches.

Maximizing climate and business impact

Learn from case studies and examples of successful offtake agreements, highlighting what works—and what doesn’t.

Supercritical is trusted by 1/3 of corporate buyers of CDR, including industry leaders:

George Jones
Director of Operations & Supply
Supercritical

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. He has also spent time as an angel investor with Ada Ventures, backing founders driving innovation in climate and health.

Hannah Bebbington
Head of Deployment
Frontier

Hannah Bebbington leads Deployment for Frontier, a $1B advance market commitment for carbon removal. Frontier allows businesses of any size to buy carbon removal from emerging technologies. The goal is to provide a robust demand signal such that carbon removal companies can confidently build and scale. Frontier has 9 committed buyers (including founders Stripe, Google, Shopify, and McKinsey) and has signed nearly $500M worth of carbon removal offtakes across all major CDR pathways. Prior to Stripe, Hannah worked at Thrive Capital, Impossible Foods, and Bain & Company. She received her BA from Brown University and her MBA from Stanford Graduate School of Business.

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