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Exclusive: Data center firm inks carbon removal deal as AI demand surges

NTT Data is buying carbon removal credits from startup Climeworks to help meet its climate goals.

Axios

How carbon removal tech is adapting to Trump's energy agenda

The pitch is being reframed to emphasize energy dominance rather than climate change.

Axios

Swiss firm that captures carbon from air to cut workforce by more than 10%

Downsizing at Climeworks comes amid economic uncertainty and ‘reduced momentum’ for climate tech

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Iceland's 'Mammoth' raises potential for carbon capture

Mammoth, the largest carbon dioxide capture and storage facility of its kind, launched operations this week situated on a dormant volcano in Iceland.

The Hindu

Iceland's 'Mammoth' Raises Potential For Carbon Capture

With Mammoth's 72 industrial fans, Swiss start-up Climeworks intends to suck 36,000 tonnes of CO2 from the air annually to bury underground, vying to prove the technology has a place in the fight against global warming.

International Business Times

I visited Climeworks in Iceland, where Microsoft is betting big on air-capture tech to offset its carbon emissions

Climeworks is a direct air capture company, with its main plant based in Iceland. Microsoft has invested heavily in the firm as part of its carbon neutrality commitments for 2030, and its plan to eventually remove all of its legacy emissions by 2050. We visited the 'Orca' plant in Iceland…

Windows Central

Can Technology Save Us From Climate Change? Startups Lead The Way

Startups race to develop carbon removal technologies as last resort for combating climate change

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Will carbon removal tech actually work?

Questions remain if we can effectively stop cooking the planet by sucking carbon out of the air or using the ocean

Salon

Microsoft buys into yet more carbon capture tech

Tech giant Microsoft is making more moves to address its rising emissions.

TechRadar

A Recent Breakthrough Could Save This Controversial Climate Tech

Direct air carbon capture can be expensive and inefficient, but a new design could make it cheaper and easier to roll out — especially in developing nations.

Inverse

Direct air capture machines suck carbon dioxide from the atmosphere. Are they part of the solution to climate change?

On a barren lava plateau in Iceland stands an entirely new kind of industrial facility that sucks carbon dioxide from the air and traps it in stone. So, is this part of the solution to climate change?

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