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Netherlands Carbon Dioxide Removal (CDR) Roadmap 2025

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The March 2025 Netherlands Carbon Dioxide Removal Roadmap (57 pages, sent to parliament March 18, 2025) makes removal a second climate-policy track beside emission reduction, with an indicative 20-25 Mt/yr contribution between 2040 and 2050 (about 10% of 1990 emissions). Three overlapping phases run to ~2030 (startup: innovation plus regulation), the 2030s (scaling inside the EU carbon market), and the 2040s (net-negative contribution); three parallel tracks build international accounting rules, a European carbon market, and Dutch firm readiness through innovation. The technology portfolio spans BECCS, BioCCS, DACCS and mineralisation against EU CRCF certification, with Porthos (37 Mt total, due 2026) and Aramis (22 Mtpa design, operations from 2030) as the storage backbone and an explicit no-onshore-storage policy. Parliamentary motions behind the roadmap demand transparency on the removal share of climate targets.

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Netherlands Overview

Aggregate National Maturity Index (Peak Strength)

Governed Policies

4

Identified Projects

30

Operational Cap 1.4 Mtpa
Under Construction Cap 15.5 Mtpa
Planned Cap 62.1 Mtpa

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