Carbon removal

Equatic is relying on selling hydrogen, a byproduct of its carbon removal process, to bolster its business model.

The CDR startup knew the end was coming for nearly a year, said one former VP — even as it got removal costs to sub-$200 per ton.

The buzzy marine startup blamed its downfall on a lack of demand. But would a more mature market have saved it?

The Biden administration is giving the nascent sector a boost, while utilities are challenging its viability in court.

The direct air capture company says it can cut costs and energy needs in half with its latest tech innovations.

The senior advisor for the carbon management office says carbon is a “fairly unique” market — and so procuring it is requiring some improvisation.

The government’s first round of carbon removal purchases will help force a convergence of commercial standards for the market, says head of policy Vikrum Aiyer.

Julio Friedmann talks the future of recycled carbon.

Despite the Mammoth plant’s efficiency gains, challenges remain as the carbon removal industry works to reach gigaton scale.

The crazy (and not so crazy) options for using captured carbon dioxide.

The company will sell curated carbon removal “packages” that include a range of nature-based solutions alongside its own direct air capture services.

The startup added National Grid Partners and Japan Airlines to close out a $45 million Series A.

Hundreds of startups are experimenting with tech and business model changes, but serious headwinds remain.

Stacy Kauk explains the challenges of building a carbon removal portfolio

The agency is now soliciting proposals for emerging tech pilots.