Welcome to the Seqana Blog
In our blog you will find relevant news on soil organic carbon, the carbon credit industry, and much more. We hope you will enjoy reading through all of our posts, or simply discover something new!

Spring Update 2025
A high level overview of industry updates, including Gold Standard and Verra releases, and news from Seqana

Bringing further clarity to the EU CRCF: Recommendations from the Carbon Farming Summit
The recent release of the draft of the EU CRCF incentivizes the widespread creation of carbon farming projects in Europe. In this blog post, Seqana offers some recommendations to adapting the current draft prior to its final release.

Seqana and Klim partner on 29,000 hectares for SOC Projects in Germany
Seqana and Klim are excited to announce a new collaboration on 29,000 hectares in Germany.
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Driving the Future of Carbon Farming: Insights from the EU Carbon Farming Summit
Our CEO, Stefan Gönner, shares his thoughts on the European Carbon Farming Summit and the topics that were discussed there.

Specs & Tech in NCS
Traditionally, creating baseline scenarios and monitoring carbon storage within the Monitoring, Reporting and Verification (MRV) process has been a long, tedious and costly undertaking, using up to ⅓ of project funds. Could it be better?

Socioeconomics of Soil Carbon Sequestration
This blog post will highlight the hurdles & importance of the socio-economic benefits of carbon sequestration, in addition to Seqana’s contribution of carbon sequestered in the soil.

The Many Faces of NCS
Aside from climate change mitigation through carbon removal and storage, what other benefits can we expect from NCS?

The Do's and Don'ts of the Carbon Market
In the following blog post, we will mention a few don’ts with respect to carbon markets and carbon removal (and throw a few do’s into the mix).

What's happening in the world of carbon?
The exploding interest in the carbon market shows that it isn’t a purely environmentalist demand any longer, but is evolving into a very lucrative business model. Are there enough carbon credits to go around?