Anew Climate

Anew Climate

Environmental Services

Houston, Texas 18,226 followers

Anew Climate is a global leader of diverse climate solutions, creating economic value as well as durable climate impact.

About us

Anew Climate is a global leader of diverse climate solutions, bringing innovative products and services to the public and private sectors to help reduce or offset their carbon footprints, restore the environment, and ensure our clients’ investments create economic value as well as durable climate impact. With deep market understanding, Anew leverages technological and nature-based solutions to create value through the generation and marketing of environmental credits for low carbon fuel, carbon, renewable energy, and emissions markets. Anew is majority owned by TPG Rise, TPG’s global impact investing platform. The company has offices in the U.S., Canada, Spain, and Hungary and an environmental commodities portfolio that extends across five continents.

Industry
Environmental Services
Company size
51-200 employees
Headquarters
Houston, Texas
Type
Privately Held
Founded
2001
Specialties
Reducing and Mitigating Environmental Impacts, Carbon/GHG Offsets, Renewable Energy Certificates (RECs), Greenhouse Gas Inventories, Renewable Identification Numbers (RINs), Carbon Footprinting, Sales & Marketing, and Renewable Natural Gas

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    Anew Climate is excited to announce our participation in the 2024 Value of Biogas West Conference, taking place in Vancouver, British Columbia, from October 7-9, 2024. We invite you to join Samuel Wright, P.Eng., Manager of Canadian Low-Carbon Fuels, for his panel discussion titled “Carbon Intensity Calculations & Changes” on Wednesday, October 9th, from 8:30 to 9:15 AM. Sam will dive into the latest developments in carbon intensity calculations and their impact on renewable natural gas (RNG), alongside industry experts Jessica Cassidy (SCV Consulting) and Nikan Nadimi (Carbonik Firm Inc.). Our team—Justin Tao, Breanne Lewis, and Amar Brar—will be onsite to discuss how Anew Climate can support your biogas projects. Whether you're interested in Clean Fuel Regulation (CFR) participation, exploring RNG offtake opportunities in Canada or U.S. markets (RFS, State LCFS, or voluntary markets), or biogas-to-electricity credit generation in Canada, we’re eager to discuss how we Anew can create incremental value for your projects. We look forward to connecting with you and driving sustainable practices forward in the biogas sector. #Biogas #RenewableNaturalGas #ValueOfBiogas #Sustainability

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    We are pleased to share a recap of Anew Climate's Alexandria Arends, who contributed her expertise during ClimateSeed's webinar, "Forestry Projects in the Voluntary Carbon Market: The Case of the USA and IFM," alongside Christine Langevin and Alessandra Souroujon. Alexandria provided valuable insights on the impact of climate change and Anew's Epoch evaluation within the Voluntary Carbon Market. We hope you find this dialogue both inspiring and informative.

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    Thank you for joining us for our webinar on Forestry Projects in the Voluntary Carbon Market: The Case of USA and IFM! 🌲 Watch now: https://lnkd.in/gFf8q6nB We hope you found the discussion on the impact of climate change on forests and the role of IFM practices both insightful and inspiring. Special thanks to our speakers, Alexandria Arends from Anew Climate and Christine Langevin, for sharing their expertise and valuable insights from real-world IFM projects. We look forward to seeing you at future events!

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    And that's a wrap! We left Climate Week NYC week feeling energized, optimistic, and even more committed to our work in the carbon markets. Here are our 4 main takeaways from Climate Week.   1. The Voluntary Carbon Market (VCM) was a hot topic: Despite market uncertainties and lack of consistent guidance on the use of carbon credits, companies believe in the role carbon reductions and removals play in comprehensive climate action plans. This was a discussion we not only heard on the stage but also in our conversations with other industry leaders. 2. Two distinct VCM camps: Those who are uncertain and those who are committed. Both need carbon credits to meet their decarbonization goals, yet the uncertain camp is in a state of inaction, waiting until clearer guidelines are available before moving forward with significant carbon credit investment. The committed camp of action-minded companies is addressing the uncertainties head-on and are confident in their own due diligence and/or trust the capabilities of their carbon project partners. 3. Reductions or Removals; both please, but let's reorient the conversation to recognize the critical importance of reductions: Removals and reductions have equal climate impact, but the current industry bias towards removals risks underinvestment in some of the most effective mitigation solutions in the climate action tool chest. Reductions need to be embraced if companies are going to have a chance of meeting their near-term climate targets and will be essential in achieving sufficiently ambitious net zero goals. 4. Clear guidelines are needed sooner rather than later: While climate policy discussions evolve, we felt that the industry at large has sharpened its focus on the need to create guidelines on offset integrity and credit use that are not a patchwork of policies. An asynchronous approach will only further confuse the market, making it challenging for companies to navigate and a patchwork of policies or guidelines will only increase cost and the level of difficulty, and decarbonization is challenging enough. We wholeheartedly support the Voluntary Carbon Markets Joint Policy Statement and Principles issued by the U.S Administration. Read more about our support at https://bit.ly/3N2Wp2e. We are grateful to have been part of one of the most impactful climate events of the year. Now the question incumbent upon us all: What are we going to do? Whether you are in the uncertain or committed camp, reach out to us and let's talk about how we can help you navigate the choices available to you. https://bit.ly/47V5wM4

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    Anew Climate is attending the Sustainable Aviation Futures North America conference in Houston, TX, from October 2-4. Our dedicated team—Zach Graham, Director of Low Carbon Fuels, Mihaly Wekler, Vice President of Anew Ideas, and Randy Lack, President of New Business—will be engaging with SAF producers to strategize on reducing the carbon intensity (CI) of their fuels, while also connecting with SAF consumers to identify the best solutions for minimizing their emissions.   With an advanced portfolio of low-carbon solutions, we’re positioned to deliver significant value under the Inflation Reduction Act. Our expertise spans pioneering pathways for low-carbon fuels and SAF credit generation, with a focus on CORSIA-compliant credits for Scope 1 and Scope 3 emissions reductions.   Let’s collaborate on decarbonization strategies that drive impactful change. #SAF #LowCarbonFuels #InflationReductionAct #CORSIA #Decarbonization

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    Anew Climate’s Janet Peace, Head of Policy, will be attending the Environmental Markets Association's Annual Meeting in Scottsdale, AZ, from September 29 to October 1. Join Janet on September 30th from 9:30 AM to 10:00 AM for a panel discussion titled “The Energy Election Nexus – What’s at Stake for Markets?” This session will explore the future of energy markets and how the upcoming federal election could shape the path forward. Moderated by Morgan Beeler, Policy Analyst at STX Commodities, Janet will be joined by Eric Scheriff, Senior Managing Director at Capstone. We look forward to connecting with the #EnvironmentalMarkets community! #ClimateAction #Election2024 #Decarbonization

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    Anew Climate is excited to announce our participation in the ESG Summit Europe on October 1-2 in Madrid, Spain! Join Nicolas Bergler, Carbon Markets Associate, and Han Thomsen, Carbon Analyst, as they engage with industry experts and highlight Anew’s commitment to advancing sustainability solutions. As we continue to expand our presence in the European market, we’re eager to educate attendees on Anew's role in driving impactful carbon offset projects and innovative climate solutions. Looking forward to building new connections and sharing insights! #ESGSummitEurope #Sustainability #Carbon

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    Anew Climate is heading to the Canopy '24 conference in Portland, OR on September 25-26. Jamie MacKinnon, our Senior Vice President of Origination for Environmental Products, will be attending and engaging in insightful discussions on topics such as Improved Forest Management (IFM), afforestation and reforestation, as well as strategies for reducing emissions from megafires. Anew remains dedicated to driving expert-level conversations and advancing sustainable practices. We’re looking forward to connecting with thought leaders and innovators in the forestry space.   #ClimateAction #ForestManagement #Sustainability #Canopy24

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    Martina Simpkins, Sr Director of Policy at Anew Climate, will attend the Renewable Thermal Collaborative Summit in Washington, DC. Reach out to her if you'll be at the event to talk more about how low carbon fuels can advance our shared net-zero goals. We are looking forward to connecting with leaders across the renewable thermal energy landscape to support the decarbonization of thermal energy use and shape the future of a sustainable energy economy.

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    Anew Climate’s Kirsten Higgins, Vice President of Renewable Natural Gas, will be speaking at the 16th Annual OPIS RFS, RINS & Biofuels event in Chicago on September 25th. Kirsten will take part in the session “Renewable Natural Gas: Maximizing Opportunities” from 11:15 AM to 12:00 PM, where she’ll be joined by industry leaders Sam Wade of RNG Coalition and Grant Zimmerman of Amp Americas to explore the future of RNG and its pivotal role in advancing sustainability. Michele Olson, Vice President of Compliance Markets, will also be attending, offering an additional opportunity to connect with Anew’s leadership team at this premier event.

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