American BioCarbon starts selling biochar CO2 removal certificates
American BioCarbon (ABC), a Louisiana-based maker of renewable products from sugarcane bagasse, has started selling CO2 removal certificates (CORCs).
American BioCarbon (ABC), a Louisiana-based maker of renewable products from sugarcane bagasse, has started selling CO2 removal certificates (CORCs).
The UN-convened Net-Zero Asset Owner Alliance (NZAOA), whose members collectively hold $11 trillion in assets under management, has banned the use of carbon removals to meet interim CO2 targets.
French startup NetZero, which focuses on long-term carbon removal through biochar, has signed a multi-year carbon credit purchase agreement with multinational investment bank Rothschild & Co (EURONEXT:ROTH).
InPlanet has exited stealth mode with a €1.2 million pre-seed round to develop enhanced rock weathering (ERW) in the tropics.
Shell reiterates its commitment to the voluntary carbon market (VCM) with plans to spend $450 million on carbon offsetting. Concerns are growing though about the type of credits to be bought, as worry about baselines for afforestation credits raises greenwash concerns.
Almost all current CDR comes from conventional removal methods on land (2 GtCO2 per year), primarily via planting trees and managing soils. Nearly all net zero pathways however require significant amounts of novel CO2 removals.