Harris Cohn

Putting (bio)oil back underground. Chief Revenue Officer at Charm Industrial

[Harris Cohn @cohnbucha]

@MilksandMatcha how big is this one? An edge facility?

[Harris Cohn @cohnbucha]

@reinpk @aspen_climate insightful program this year!

[Harris Cohn @cohnbucha]

So honest and heartfelt. Thanks for sharing @SherwoodStrauss

[Ethan Strauss @SherwoodStrauss]

I see a lot about autism in the news these days. This is my family's journey https://t.co/XgnAfecHZV

[Harris Cohn @cohnbucha]

@reinpk proud to be on a team building/sharing in public!

[Harris Cohn @cohnbucha]

@JesseJenkins What about one or two of these https://t.co/Z6RAobgLJ3 + the impulse cook top.

[Jack Andreasen Cavanaugh @AndreasenJack]

Orphaned oil and gas wells are a serious issue for local communities, liabilities, and industry

This is incredible work and shows how carbon removal is bigger than just removing carbon

@CharmIndustrial is plugging wells and removing carbon

[Harris Cohn @cohnbucha]

@sshhherman wow! so powerful!

[Harris Cohn @cohnbucha]

@reinpk @mcuban fun to hear you offset your air travel emissions! Ever considered removing them as well? We don't do stadium deals, we're converting abandoned oil assets & putting the bio-oil we make back where crude oil used to be.

[Harris Cohn @cohnbucha]

@PeterOlivier a totally insane tie-in to CDR - silver lining that it might get mainstream folks talking about CDR

[Harris Cohn @cohnbucha]

@PeterOlivier 1 kilo of barley in Munich = €0.20 🍺
1 kilo of flour in Paris = €0.20 🥐
1 kilo of modular bio-oil sequestration at scale: priceless and also somehow just €0.20 🛢️

[Harris Cohn @cohnbucha]

1 kilo of barley in Munich = €0.20 🍺
1 kilo of flour in Paris = €0.20 🥐
1 kilo of modular bio-oil sequestration at scale: priceless and also somehow just €0.20 🛢️

[Jack Andreasen Cavanaugh @AndreasenJack]

Massive news out of the @CharmIndustrial team

Clear line of sight to <$200 CDR has big implications for models, pathways for decarbonizing industry, and deployment potential

Great work team

[Robert Höglund @RobertHoglund]

Bio-oil carbon removal credits have sold for $600/t for years, but everything points to the price dropping below $200/t as it ramps up, not with megafacilities, but with many efficient pyrolysers in the field. New peer reviewed TEA just released.

[Harris Cohn @cohnbucha]

@jasonaramburu This other paper from late last year does a nice job of articulating the utility of both multi-century and multi-millenia removals in the conclusion. IMO we should value a range of durabilities for their relative utilities. https://t.co/CRWjDU8ztS

[Harris Cohn @cohnbucha]

@AndreasenJack 1's and 2's or 2's and 3's?

[Charm Industrial @CharmIndustrial]

Welcome to the team, Garrett!

Garrett Lutz is joining the @CharmIndustrial team to scale our monitoring, reporting and verification (MRV), helping us deliver the highest quality & most transparent carbon removal on the planet

Read more about Garrett's journey here: https://t.co/YWIsfyvTPX

[Harris Cohn @cohnbucha]

cost down means fewer parts!

[Peter Reinhardt @reinpk]

"Delete the part" is my new mantra.

We deliver carbon removal by injecting bbq sauce deep underground, and you'd think we need a pump to do that. At least, we certainly though we needed a pump!

The team thought I was a bit bananas for suggesting deleting it, but we tried deleting it anyways. Easy to test. Instead of a pump we just pressured up the tank truck, a clever idea from one of our injection operators!

Injection time fell 90%! Everything worked better. And it cost less!

Just delete the part.

[Harris Cohn @cohnbucha]

@AndreasenJack @CanaryMediaInc By my calculation, in 2023 it was ironically about 400 ppm.

[Harris Cohn @cohnbucha]

@hausfath "What has changed is conditions not ignitions" a future line in the schoolhouse rock of wildfires/climate disasters

[Zeke Hausfather @hausfath]

Every wildfire starts with an ignition – downed powerlines, lightning, arson – and we can do a lot to reduce these.

But in California the number of fires has dropped while the area burned has doubled. What has changed is conditions, not ignitions: