Direct Air Carbon Capture Is Scaling Up, And Mineralization Is The Key
Climeworks’s “Mammoth” direct air carbon capture plant demonstrates how Iceland’s reactive rock and geothermal resources can support the emerging carbon mineralization industry.
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ClimeFi Unlocks Access To XPRIZE Winners With New Carbon Removal Portfolio Offering
In a positive move for carbon removal, ClimeFi has partnered with XPRIZE to offer CDR buyers streamlined access to some of those recognized as Winners and Finalists in the $100M XPRIZE Carbon Removal competition. The new ClimeFi XPRIZE Portfolio provides corporate buyers, climate investors, and procurement managers with a very … [continued]
Women Live In Ways That Emit Less Carbon Than Men — So What?
A May 2025 study from the London School of Economics and Political Science reveals that women in France emit 26% less carbon than men with their diet and transport usage. Why does this matter? What difference does it make? It’s clear that mitigating climate change requires us to shift our … [continued]
EU’s New Carbon Tax (ETS2) a €300bn Opportunity to Help Transition European Citizens Away from…
Reinvestment in green infrastructure and targeted redistribution of revenues will help low- and middle-income households to adjust to the EU’s new ETS2. The EU’s new carbon price on diesel, petrol and heating fuels (ETS2) could raise nearly €300bn between 2026 to 2032. T&E recommends giving at least 50% of the … [continued]
Fortescue Determined to Decarbonise International Shipping
Fortescue is on a mission to achieve “Real Zero” under the able leadership of Dr Andrew Forrest. As such, it needs to reduce not just the carbon emissions in its Pilbara (Western Australia) mining operations, but also the shipping of that iron ore around the world. In 2025, that is … [continued]
Why Shipping’s Low-Carbon Future Relies More on Batteries & Biofuels Than Methanol
Maritime shipping, responsible for approximately 3% of global greenhouse gas emissions, stands at an unprecedented turning point. As we progress toward mid-century, decarbonization is no longer optional but mandatory, driven by stringent international regulations, including the International Maritimate Organization’s recent fuel carbon pricing decision and corporate sustainability commitments. This requirement … [continued]
ClimeFi & World Ocean Council Dive Into Marine Carbon Removal: A New Frontier in CDR
As the global race to net zero intensifies, carbon dioxide removal (CDR) technologies are becoming critical tools — not just for governments, but for corporations under pressure to act credibly on climate. Now, a new frontier is gaining serious attention: the ocean. ClimeFi and the World Ocean Council have partnered … [continued]
SAF Startup To Leverage Green Hydrogen And Captured Carbon
The Port of Rotterdam will host a new SAF facility that can use biomass feedstocks as well as green hydrogen from water and carbon from the air.
SYNCRAFT Wins Energy Globe Award For Breakthrough In Activated Carbon Usage
At the latest year’s Energy Globe Austria Awards, held at the ORF Landesstudio Linz, the team from SYNCRAFT and the Josef Ressel Center at MCI Innsbruck took home the prestigious Audience Award in the Water category. Their groundbreaking project, “Smart Wastewater Treatment Using Powdered Activated Carbon,” was selected from nearly … [continued]
Climeworks’ DAC & Fiscal Collapse & The Brutal Reality Of Pulling Carbon From The Sky
In 2024, Climeworks’ direct air capture (DAC) Mammoth plant in Iceland captured just 105 tonnes of carbon dioxide. That’s not per day, not per week, that’s total, across the year. For context, that’s less than the annual tailpipe emissions from a dozen long-haul trucks, or roughly one-thousandth of what the … [continued]
