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• Wood Operating Innovative Pilot Carbon Capture Plant in Wyoming

  The user wants a summary linking hydrogen, carbon, hydrogen-production, carbon-removal, carbon-storage, carbon-capture, direct air capture, bioenergy, CCS, CCUS, blue ammonia, and sustainable aviation fuel. The press release mentions Wood providing operations and maintenance for MTR Carbon Capture at the largest membrane-based carbon capture plant in Wyoming.

• Tiktok and Two Drifters Secure Carbon Removal for Long-term Economic Gains

  Climeworks has partnered with TikTok and Two Drifters Distillery to remove over 6,000 tons of CO₂ using Direct Air Capture, Biochar, and Reforestation. These long-term agreements help companies achieve net-zero goals while hedging against future carbon price volatility.

• Hydron Energy Receives Funding Support through BC Fast Pilot Program for its Cost-Effective Rare Gas Production and Direct Air Capture Solution

  Hydron Energy has received funding from NRC IRAP and Innovate BC to develop cost-effective Direct Air Capture and Rare Gas Production technology. The company's INTRUPTor™ gas upgrading solution aims to reduce emissions and support clean energy solutions in aviation and aerospace industries.

• Boomitra Secures Verra Registration for Its First Soil Carbon Project, Unlocking Carbon Finance for Ranchers in the Global South

  Boomitra’s Northern Mexico Grasslands Restoration Project has been registered by Verra, validating its AI-powered soil carbon measurement technology for large-scale carbon sequestration. The project enhances biodiversity and supports ranchers in the Global South while advancing carbon finance opportunities.

• Plug Power Plans Major Hydrogen Production Plants in India

  Plug Power plans to develop multi-gigawatt electrolyzer projects in India by 2030, supported by a $1.7-billion loan guarantee from the U.S. Department of Energy. The company is seeking strategic partnerships to scale green hydrogen production and expand its global hydrogen infrastructure.

• 16-Year-Old Founder's Company CarbonZero.Eco Emerges from Stealth, Raising $3.5M in Seed Funding to Mainstream Biochar Use to Help Farmers Increase Crop Yields While Removing CO2 from the Atmosphere

  CarbonZero.Eco, founded by 16-year-old Harper Moss, has raised $3.5M in seed funding to scale Biochar production, which enhances soil quality and removes CO₂ from the atmosphere. The company has secured $7M in pre-orders and plans to convert 1.5M tons of almond shells into Biochar to support regenerative agriculture and carbon sequestration.