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• RepAir Carbon US Inc. and C-Questra Launch the EU’s First Onshore Carbon Dioxide Removal Project

  RepAir Carbon US Inc., developer of a uniquely energy-efficient Direct Air Capture (DAC) technology, and C-Questra, an independent European carbon storage startup, today announced a strategic partnership to develop the European Union's first onshore Direct Air Capture and Storage (DACS) project in France.

• Sirius Aviation AG and Marathon Group Join Forces to Develop Zero-Emission Airports USA - English APAC

  Sirius Aviation AG, an innovator in aviation, is pleased to announce a groundbreaking partnership with Marathon Group Australia, a leader in hydrogen and renewable energy. This pioneering alliance aims to revolutionize the industry by developing zero-emission airports and integrating cutting-edge hydrogen technologies, positioning Australia at the forefront of sustainable aviation.

• Climeworks Receives First Ever AAA Rating From BeZero Carbon

  Climeworks has consistently focused on high-quality, durable carbon removal. Last year, they highlighted the importance of maintaining high standards while scaling carbon removal efforts. Now, their Orca plant has earned a groundbreaking AAA rating from BeZero Carbon, the highest in the industry and the first of its kind. This milestone solidifies Climeworks as a leader in the carbon removal field.

• Celadyne's Collaboration with General Motors and the DOE to Advance Hydrogen Fuel Cells

  Electric vehicles lead the fight against climate change, but heavy-duty applications need more robust solutions. Celadyne Technologies, at the forefront of hydrogen fuel cell innovation, has partnered with General Motors and the U.S. Department of Energy to advance hydrogen fuel cells for EVs, marking a pivotal moment in sustainable transportation.

• Canada Growth Fund Invests US$100 Million in Svante

  Canada Growth Fund Inc. and Svante Technologies Inc., a leading global carbon capture and removal solutions provider headquartered in Vancouver, Canada, announced today a financing commitment of up to US$100 million to accelerate the development and construction of Svante’s commercial carbon capture and removal projects in Canada and the US.