Sue Rodway-Dyer

Sue Rodway-Dyer serves as a Senior Research Fellow in Monitoring, Reporting & Verification at CO₂ RE within the Grantham Research Institute at the London School of Economics, and concurrently holds an Honorary Lecturer position in the School of Geographical Sciences at the University of Bristol.

Her research centers on carbon dioxide removal (CDR) systems, specializing in the economic and technical dimensions of Monitoring, Reporting & Verification (MRV) frameworks. She investigates cost structures, scalability barriers, and protocol optimization for diverse CDR methodologies including direct air capture and enhanced weathering, bridging climate science with policy implementation through rigorous economic analysis.

Recent publications demonstrate a focused trajectory on quantifying MRV cost barriers for emerging carbon removal technologies, emphasizing protocol selection criteria and cost-reduction pathways essential for commercial deployment. Her work consistently addresses the intersection of verification reliability and economic feasibility in climate mitigation strategies.

Rodway-Dyer actively contributes to the CO₂ RE research collective at the Grantham Institute, driving policy-relevant investigations into carbon removal verification systems through interdisciplinary collaboration with economists, climate scientists, and policy specialists.