Google signs $10m Holocene DAC carbon capture deal, at $100 per ton of CO2
But capture won't happen until the early 2030s
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Alphabet's DAC spin-out 280 Earth secures $40m deal from consortium including Google and Meta
Companies funding more than 61,000 tons of carbon removal in Oregon
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Microsoft signs 500,000 metric ton carbon removal deal with 1PointFive
Signs another carbon capture deal in bid to become carbon negative
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Meta and Alphabet's X developing direct air capture systems using data center waste heat
Both companies are working on separate efforts to capture CO2
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Amazon to invest in multiple carbon capture efforts
Will remove 250,000 metric tons of carbon over a decade
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Microsoft signs 300,000-ton carbon capture deal with Heirloom
Carbon will be stored permanently in CarbonCure's concrete
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Microsoft buys carbon removal credits from direct air capture firm Heirloom
After investing in the company earlier this year
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Microsoft signs with direct air capture company Climeworks to remove 10,000 tons of carbon over a decade
About 62.5 US citizens' worth of emissions
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Shopify becomes first customer of Carbon Engineering's carbon removal service
But significant limitations exist before this can be embraced at scale