Governments and regulators worldwide are focused on the management of global greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. The established impact on the Earth’s climate from greenhouse gasses has been the driving force in global environmental policy for at least three decades (Kyoto Protocol, 1992). There is a litany of paths to net zero emissions, none of them simple or cheap. In the research report available below, we analyze GEMS PB-PA Project, a carbon sequestration project located in the Permian Basin of West Texas. It utilizes the GEMS™, Geologic Environmental Mineral Sequestration, method of GHG emission prevention, developed by Dallas-based BadCarbon, LLC.
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BadCarbon, LLC is a Dallas-based team from the climate and oil/minerals world with a desire to create a new solution to offset and monetize GHG production in pursuit of a greener, more sustainable future.
To incentivize reduction in carbon cycle emissions, BadCarbon has developed proprietary "keep it in the ground" credits known as GEMS™, or Geologic Environmental Mineral Sequestration credits in cooperation with the team at Capturiant.
The focal strategy of this initiative is to stop the carbon emission cycle before it starts, focusing on both social and environmental costs as an anchor.
