Carbon removal

A new report suggests achieving net-zero goals is in reach, even without heavy reliance on direct air capture.

Inside the structure of Frontier’s $57 million offtake agreement with Lithos.

Under development in a lab, a new sodium-ion “battery” promises a new method of sequestering carbon in the ocean — but experts remain cautious.

Scaling the CDR market 1000-fold requires strong federal investment and regulation to support innovative technology developers.

Enhanced rock weathering fuses natural processes with engineered solutions, but remains nascent — and its future is uncertain.

The Swiss company’s Canadian expansion comes as a proposed carbon tax credit heads to Parliament.

Heirloom’s new plant will remove carbon for big name investors, but not in big quantities.

Despite major investments, mid-century removal targets are far off.

Despite major investments from Big Tech and “startling” maturation of CDR technology, mid-century removal targets are far off.

But renewables are setting records, and fossil fuels are set to peak soon.

The tech giant sees its role as enabling commercial-scale removal.

The Department of Energy has established another exceedingly ambitious goal for a climate-focused technology. Here’s what that means for building the new market.

A U.N. panel has expressed concern that carbon-removal technologies aren’t ready to scale. But the U.S. government is spending big bucks to support the industry.