Green by Iceland

Carbon management has a credibility problem 👀 For some, it's synonymous with greenwashing. For others, it's seen as a technology that's still decades away. Neither tells the full story. The science is clear that reaching global climate goals will require both deep emissions reductions and the removal of CO₂ already in the atmosphere. The question isn't whether carbon management is needed, but how to ensure it's done responsibly. In Iceland, that answer is already taking shape through science-backed, independently verified solutions that are delivering measurable impact today through an ecosystem of companies Carbfix, Climeworks, Carbon Recycling International, International Carbon Registry (ICR) Read more here: https://lnkd.in/duq5iv5d

Geothermal potential extends far beyond the world’s volcanic hotspots. Low- and medium-temperature geothermal resources can be found across large parts of the world, creating opportunities to use geothermal heat for homes, businesses, agriculture and industry. Geothermal resources don’t need to be extremely hot to be useful. Even lower-temperature resources can provide reliable, locally available heat, opening up opportunities in places that may not traditionally think of themselves as geothermal regions. Our Blueprint, "Direct Use of Geothermal: Secure Heat. Sustainable Systems. Strong Communities.", explores the potential of geothermal direct use and the lessons that can help turn underground resources into practical solutions above ground. Explore and download the Blueprint to learn more about the vast potential of geothermal direct use: https://lnkd.in/eZn9WVVj

As carbon management moves from ambition to implementation, one question matters most: what is already working? Iceland's carbon management ecosystem brings together solutions that are already operating today, from direct air capture and permanent CO₂ storage to carbon utilisation and internationally recognised verification. Together, these companies demonstrate how credible carbon management can work in practice and provide valuable lessons for projects around the world. Meet the companies behind Iceland's carbon management ecosystem: Carbfix Climeworks Carbon Recycling International International Carbon Registry (ICR) Explore more here: https://lnkd.in/duq5iv5d

Momentum is already building towards COP31 Türkiye and we look forward to bringing an Icelandic business delegation to the conference 🇮🇸 The delegation is currently taking shape and we'll be announcing the participating companies over the coming weeks. If you'll be attending #COP31 and are interested in meeting the Icelandic delegation or exploring opportunities for collaboration, we'd love to connect. More information, delegation updates and contact details here: https://lnkd.in/dWKgss3v #COP31 #ClimateAction #GreenTransition #RenewableEnergy #Geothermal #CarbonManagement #Iceland

In Iceland, a growing ecosystem of companies is demonstrating what carbon management looks like at industrial scale. The results are beginning to speak for themselves. 👉 CO₂ is being mineralized into stone through permanent geological storage. 👉 Captured carbon is being recycled into fuels used by industries around the world. 👉 Next-generation technologies are rapidly reducing the cost and energy required to remove carbon from the atmosphere. Real projects. Measurable results. Growing momentum. Climeworks Carbfix Carbon Recycling International International Carbon Registry (ICR) Learn more about Iceland’s carbon management ecosystem here: https://lnkd.in/duq5iv5d

Today at World Geothermal Congress 2026 we launched our first publication: "Geothermal Direct Use: Secure Heat. Sustainable Systems. Strong Communities." 📖 As countries seek to strengthen energy security, decarbonise heating and build more resilient economies, geothermal direct use offers a proven pathway forward. This publication explores how geothermal heat can deliver reliable, affordable and low-carbon solutions for homes, cities, industry, agriculture, and beyond, while strengthening energy security, competitiveness, and long-term resilience. The publication is the first in Blueprints, a new publication series from Green by Iceland inspired by the belief that Iceland can serve as a blueprint for other nations. Through expert insights, case studies, and practical recommendations, the series explores proven solutions to today's energy and sustainability challenges. Download the publication here: https://lnkd.in/eZn9WVVj