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• How CF Industries Became the Fertilizer Giant Leading America's Clean Ammonia Revolution

  CF Industries has launched a massive clean ammonia push, investing billions into carbon capture and low-carbon production projects. Its Donaldsonville facility now captures and permanently stores 2 million metric tons of CO₂ each year, setting a new benchmark for U.S. industrial decarbonization. With global partnerships and strong financial backing, CF is positioning itself as a key player in the hydrogen economy.

• Altitude Expands Ascent 1 Large-scale Financing Facility to 250,000t CDRs

  Altitude expanded its Ascent 1 financing facility from 50,000t to 250,000t of carbon dioxide removal credits. The move strengthens financial stability for biomass and engineered CDR suppliers, helping them scale from pilot to industrial deployment. This expansion positions Altitude as one of the largest dedicated backers of durable carbon removal solutions.

• Global Energy Partner Backs Max Power Mining With $5 Million to Target Natural Hydrogen Discovery in Saskatchewan

  Max Power Mining secured a $5 million investment to accelerate natural hydrogen exploration in Saskatchewan. The funding supports Canada’s first deep drilling program targeting commercial natural hydrogen discovery. This positions the company as an early mover in North America’s emerging natural hydrogen sector.

• New Carbon Dioxide Pipeline To Begin Nebraska Operations And Contributions To Communities Soon

  Tallgrass Energy is set to launch a $1.5 billion carbon dioxide pipeline moving CO₂ from ethanol plants in Nebraska and Iowa to storage in Wyoming. The project includes a revenue-sharing fund for rural communities along the route, seen as a model for future infrastructure acceptance. By lowering ethanol’s carbon intensity, the pipeline also positions Nebraska ethanol for sustainable aviation fuel markets.

• Vanguard Renewables and CenterPoint Energy to Advance Clean Energy Initiatives in Minnesota

  Vanguard Renewables and CenterPoint Energy agreed to supply renewable natural gas from a new Minnesota facility. The plant will convert organic waste into 270,000 MMBtu of RNG annually for CenterPoint’s distribution system. This project supports local jobs, state climate goals, and reduced greenhouse gas emissions.

• HyVera Launches in the United States with Breakthrough Hydrogen-on-Demand Technology

  HyVera launched in the U.S. with hydrogen-on-demand technology using recyclable fuel pellets and water. The process enables distributed, localized hydrogen production without the need for large infrastructure. Demonstration projects in California and Indiana will showcase the system’s scalability and efficiency.

• DACLab Launches Out of Stealth with Most Cost-Efficient DAC System named "Kelvin" Aimed at Large E-fuels and CO2 Sequestration Markets

  DACLab launched a new low-energy direct air capture system called Kelvin, backed by $3 million in seed funding. The modular units cut energy use by half and target e-fuels and large CO₂ sequestration markets. This system aims to unlock stalled carbon credits and enable scalable, cost-effective carbon removal.

• Wisconsin State Lawmakers Introduce Forestry Revitalization Act to Support $1.5 Billion SAF Project

  Wisconsin lawmakers introduced the Forestry Revitalization Act to support a $1.5 billion biomass-to-SAF project. The proposed Hayward facility would convert woody biomass into sustainable aviation fuel and naphtha. The bill includes $210 million in incentives and could create 350 jobs if approved.

• Desert Mountain Energy To Support Carbon Capture At Roswell Data Centre; CEO Appointed To Advisory Board

  Desert Mountain Energy’s CEO Robert Rohlfing has joined the advisory board for Roswell Information Park. The company will help develop carbon capture solutions for the site’s power generation. This aligns with its broader strategy to expand sustainable energy operations.

• GE Vernova And Deep Sky Announce DAC Deployment At Deep Sky Alpha In Alberta

  GE Vernova and Deep Sky will deploy direct air capture technology at the Deep Sky Alpha hub in Alberta, starting operations in 2026. The system will capture up to 1,500 tons of carbon annually using GE’s proprietary sorbent technology. This marks a step toward scaling commercial DAC projects in North America and beyond.

• Element One Hydrogen Announces Acquisition of Additional Hydrogen Properties

  Element One Hydrogen has acquired two new geological hydrogen projects in British Columbia. The HY Project and Shulaps Project focus on natural and engineered hydrogen production through serpentinization processes. These additions expand the company’s position in Canada’s emerging hydrogen sector.

• Beyond Net-Zero: Titans of Carbon Removal Emerge

  The voluntary carbon market is shifting focus from just reducing emissions to scaling carbon removal. Five leading companies—Pachama, South Pole, 3Degrees, NativeEnergy, and Terrapass—are highlighted for their innovative approaches. These firms are driving transparency, trust, and growth in global carbon credit markets.