April

Living Carbon & Microsoft Ink Deal for 1.4M Tonnes CO₂ Removal

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Microsoft is buying 1.4 million tonnes of carbon removal credits from Living Carbon’s reforestation work in Appalachia. The project resto...

#carbon-removal #carbon-storage #ccus

U.S. Energy acquired 2,300 acres in Montana to expand its carbon capture and helium production operations. The deal includes a permitted ...

#carbon-removal #carbon-storage #ccs #ccus

SeaCURE is a UK pilot project pulling carbon directly from ocean water using a closed-loop, solar-powered system. Though small now, it co...

#carbon-removal #carbon-capture #direct-air-capture #ccus

ExxonMobil’s Baytown project aims to build the world’s largest low-carbon hydrogen plant using natural gas with carbon capture. It plans ...

#hydrogen #hydrogen-production #carbon-capture #ccs #ccus #blue ammonia

Anaergia signed a binding agreement with Capwatt to build nine biomethane plants across Portugal, Spain, and Italy. The facilities will p...

#bioenergy #carbon-removal #carbon-storage

Cascade, with partners like Google and Frontier, awarded $1.2M in grants to 9 projects advancing enhanced rock weathering (ERW) science. ...

#carbon-removal #carbon-storage #bioenergy

Cummins launched its next-gen Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS) in Dubai to support cleaner energy use across key industries. The sys...

#energy-storage #hydrogen-production #carbon-removal

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