Market Engagement Consultant
Research InnovationsFull Time
Junior (1 to 2 years)
Candidates should possess experience in biomass sustainability, biomass resource management, economics, procurement, or carbon removal, with a Bachelor's degree in environmental science, forestry, agriculture, or a related field; an advanced degree is preferred. A strong understanding of biomass feedstocks and supply chains is essential.
The Sustainable Biomass Scientist will assess the sustainability of biomass feedstocks, considering resource management, economics, life cycle emissions, land use, biodiversity, and social implications. Responsibilities include analyzing biomass supply chains for optimization and risk reduction, providing technical expertise on biomass resource management and economics, staying updated on regulations for biomass utilization, collaborating with external stakeholders to promote sustainable practices, researching innovations in biomass utilization, and engaging with clients to offer tailored biomass-based decarbonization solutions.
Provides carbon reduction and removal expertise
Carbon Direct focuses on helping businesses, governments, and private entities reduce and remove carbon dioxide from the environment. They provide scientific and technical expertise on various carbon technologies, such as sustainable aviation fuel, reforestation, and direct air capture. Their team of over 30 scientists offers tailored advice based on rigorous research to meet the specific needs of each client. Carbon Direct's business model includes end-to-end carbon management services, assisting clients in procuring lower carbon products and ensuring their projects have a real climate impact. They conduct thorough due diligence to validate project viability and safety. Targeting Fortune 500 companies and other committed entities, Carbon Direct aims to help reduce and remove over 100 million tonnes of carbon dioxide, generating revenue by charging for their specialized services.