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- Carbon HeraldNews outlet
New CATF Tool Enables Users To Evaluate Biomass Carbon Removal Protocols (opens Carbon Herald in a new tab)
Clean Air Task Force (CATF) has released a new tool through which users can evaluate biomass carbon removal…
- ESG TodayNews outlet
Google, Stripe, Shopify Sign Carbon Removal Deal with CO2-Into-Rock Startup 44.01 (opens ESG Today in a new tab)
Carbon removal buyer coalition Frontier announced new offtake agreements with carbon sequestration technology company 44.01,
- Carbon HeraldNews outlet
Frontier Strikes $12 Million Deal With 44.01 To Turn CO2 Into Rock In UAE (opens Carbon Herald in a new tab)
Frontier, a corporate-backed carbon removal buyers’ coalition, has signed an $11.7 million offtake agreement with 44.01 to advance…
- Carbon HeraldNews outlet
Gevo Signs First Multi-Year Carbon Removal Credit Supply Deal (opens Carbon Herald in a new tab)
U.S. renewable fuels company Gevo (NASDAQ: GEVO) has signed a three-year agreement with carbon management platform CEEZER to…
- Climate Home NewsNews outlet
UN advises against offsets for carbon removal technologies (opens Climate Home News in a new tab)
Billions of dollars are pouring into tech-based solutions to suck carbon dioxide from the atmosphere but the UNFCCC says they are unproven and pose unknown risks.
- Climate Home NewsNews outlet
Mitsubishi bets on carbon removal while keeping coal plants (opens Climate Home News in a new tab)
Japanese engineering giant Mitsubishi has announced a major investment in carbon removal technology, despite continuing to run fossil fuel power plants.
- Climate Home NewsNews outlet
Corporations push “insetting” as new offsetting but report claims it is even worse (opens Climate Home News in a new tab)
More companies claim that supply-chain carbon removal is the way forward. But a new report raises concern over the credibility and transparency of insetting.