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• Tech Titans and Energy Giants Join Forces to Transform Voluntary Carbon Markets

  Amazon, ExxonMobil, and Microsoft are collaborating to reform voluntary carbon markets by introducing stricter standards and leveraging AI and satellite technology for accurate carbon credit verification. Their initiative includes developing a 'Carbon Star' certification to identify high-quality offsets and establishing a task force to oversee verification standards. The effort aims to restore trust in carbon markets, promote transparency, and support corporate net-zero goals.

• How Amazon Approaches Carbon Credits, a Key Tool in the Fight Against Climate Change

  Amazon is combating climate change by reducing deforestation, restoring degraded land, and advancing direct air capture (DAC) technology, with efforts tracked through high-quality carbon credits. The company co-founded the LEAF Coalition to mobilize over $1 billion for tropical forest protection and invests in DAC innovations through its Climate Pledge Fund. Amazon maintains a dual strategy: reducing emissions directly within its operations while supporting global carbon removal initiatives beyond its footprint.

• Canada Nickel Secures $3.4 Million Federal Contribution to Advance Groundbreaking Carbon Storage Technology

  Canada Nickel received $3.4 million from the Canadian government to develop its IPT Carbonation technology, which converts mining tailings into permanent carbon storage. The Crawford Nickel Sulphide Project is expected to sequester up to 1.5 million tonnes of CO₂ annually, positioning it as one of Canada’s largest carbon storage facilities. This project supports Canada’s Carbon Management Strategy and aims to create a zero-carbon industrial cluster in Northeast Ontario.

• U.S. Hydrogen Production Group Leads Major Japanese Project

  SGH2 Energy and Yamanashi Prefecture are partnering to build a carbon-negative hydrogen production facility using local biomass to power fuel cell vehicles and industries. This initiative aims to position the Fuji Five Lakes region as a global hub for green hydrogen and sustainable tourism.

• BlackRock Chairman and CEO Laurence D. Fink to Address CERAWeek by S&P Global in Houston, March 10-14

  BlackRock CEO Laurence D. Fink will speak at CERAWeek 2025, where energy leaders will discuss strategies for advancing low-carbon technologies and managing emissions. The event will feature the CERAWeek Innovation Agora, highlighting developments in hydrogen, carbon management, and decarbonization technologies.

• New Organization, SAFII, to Unite the Sustainable Aviation Fuel Community Toward Consistent Fuel Quality

  The Sustainable Aviation Fuels Institute Inc. (SAFII) launched to unite stakeholders across the SAF supply chain, ensuring consistent fuel quality and promoting industry collaboration through education and networking. SAFII aims to accelerate climate action by serving as a central hub for legislative insights, technical standards, and SAF development resources.

• NewHydrogen Reveals Secret to Its Breakthrough Technology

  NewHydrogen unveiled its ThermoLoop™ technology, which uses heat and water for thermochemical water-splitting to produce low-cost green hydrogen, eliminating the need for electrolyzers. The technology leverages near-isothermal reactions and novel materials to enable continuous hydrogen production with high efficiency.

• Sempra Named One of World's Most Admired Companies

  Sempra was named one of Fortune’s World’s Most Admired Companies for 2025, recognized for its contributions to energy infrastructure, grid modernization, and advancing renewable natural gas and hydrogen adoption. The company supports global decarbonization through LNG exports, low-carbon solutions, and hydrogen initiatives across North America.