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• A Bold Transpacific Alliance: ExxonMobil and Marubeni Power a Cleaner Future with Low-Carbon Ammonia

  ExxonMobil and Marubeni signed a major long-term deal to supply 250,000 tonnes of low-carbon ammonia annually from a Texas-based hydrogen and ammonia facility. The project includes carbon capture infrastructure and aims to decarbonize sectors like steel and power in Japan. This transpacific partnership signals rising investment in scalable, low-emission fuel solutions.

• We’re Announcing Two New Partnerships to Eliminate Superpollutants and Help the Atmosphere

  Google announced new partnerships with Recoolit and Cool Effect to eliminate over 25,000 tons of superpollutants by 2030. These efforts focus on destroying methane and fluorinated gases in Brazil and Indonesia to significantly reduce short-term warming. The initiative supports Google’s broader carbon removal strategy and emissions neutralization goals.

• Microsoft Expands World’s Largest Carbon Removal Deal with Stockholm Exergi to 5M Tonnes

  Microsoft expanded its carbon removal deal with Stockholm Exergi to 5.08 million tons over 10 years. The agreement supports a $1.3B BECCS facility that will store biogenic CO₂ beneath the North Sea. This move strengthens Microsoft’s push for durable, scalable carbon removal solutions.

• BKV and Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners Announce Strategic Carbon Capture Joint Venture With $500 Million Investment

  BKV and Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners formed a $500 million joint venture to scale carbon capture projects across the U.S. The deal includes existing projects like Barnett Zero and Eagle Ford, with more to come. BKV will operate the CCUS projects while CIP provides investment and infrastructure expertise.

• Project Hajar Earns Top XPRIZE Carbon Award for Direct Air Capture and Storage in UAE

  Project Hajar, led by 44.01 and Aircapture, won the top XPRIZE award for its direct air capture and mineralization system in the UAE. The project permanently stores CO₂ by turning it into rock, offering one of the few proven, scalable removal solutions. Its success highlights growing investor interest in high-durability carbon credits.

• Wärtsilä Launches Carbon Capture Solution to Shipping Market After World-first Full-scale Installation Success

  Wärtsilä has launched a commercial carbon capture solution for ships after a successful full-scale installation on the Clipper Eris. The system can cut vessel CO₂ emissions by up to 70% and is compatible with multiple fuel types. This move supports maritime decarbonization and aligns with global emissions targets.

• A New Era of Clean Power: ExxonMobil and Calpine Join Forces to Capture Carbon at Scale

  ExxonMobil and Calpine are partnering to launch a large-scale carbon capture project at the Baytown Energy Center in Texas. The facility aims to capture and store up to 2 million metric tons of CO₂ annually while delivering low-carbon power to over 500,000 homes. This collaboration highlights CCS as a critical tool for decarbonizing natural gas power generation in North America.