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Heidelberg Materials and thyssenkrupp Polysius partner on GeZero, a Net-Zero cement project in Germany, aiming to capture 2,000 tonnes of CO₂ daily.
DACMA and Repsol debut South America's first industrial DAC system in Brazil, capturing 300 tonnes of CO₂ annually and paving the way for net-zero solutions.
Finland's Metsä Group pioneers carbon capture by transforming wood-based CO₂ into raw materials, advancing sustainability and EU climate targets
Australia targets net-zero by 2050 with carbon dioxide removal tech, needing 133Mt annually, as experts stress CDR's role in tackling climate change.
China's updated CCUS roadmap highlights advancements in carbon capture and plans for 126 projects, underscoring its role in achieving net-zero emissions.
Heirloom secures $150 million in Series B funding to scale its Direct Air Capture technology, critical for meeting net-zero energy goals and addressing global warming challenges.
British Airways leads the aviation sector in carbon removal, purchasing 33,000 tonnes of credits, showcasing its dedication to balancing emissions with sustainability.
The CCS market is set to grow by USD 11.95 billion (2024–2028) with a 24.93% CAGR, driven by emissions reduction needs and fossil fuel reliance in developing regions.
Achieving net-zero goals requires removing 7–9 billion tonnes of CO2 annually, as emissions rise. Experts stress advancing carbon removal tech is essential.
Exomad Green expands biochar production in Bolivia, targeting 800,000 tonnes of CO2 removal by 2027 while supporting local communities with soil health and job creation.
Mitsui O.S.K. Lines’ MOL Switch LLC partners with Heirloom Carbon Technologies, advancing Direct Air Capture with plans to remove 1M tons of CO2 annually in Louisiana.
SLB, Aramco, and Linde collaborate on one of the world’s largest carbon capture hubs in Jubail, Saudi Arabia, targeting 9 million tonnes of CO₂ storage annually by 2027.