Sasha Ranevska

United Kingdom

Journalist at Carbon Herald

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Venture Platform Newlab Announces An Innovation Hub In New Orleans

3 days ago | carbonherald.com | Sasha Ranevska

Newlab, a venture platform supporting critical technology startups, has announced a new innovation hub, this time in New Orleans, Louisiana. Supported by a public-private partnership, the launch of the New Orleans hub is made possible with backing from Louisiana Economic Development (LED), the City of New Orleans, Future Use of Energy in Louisiana (“FUEL,” an NSF Engine), Louisiana State University, Greater New Orleans, Inc., and Shell.
Researchers Find A New Energy-Efficient Method For Converting Captured CO2 Into CO

3 days ago | carbonherald.com | Sasha Ranevska

A team of researchers has developed a new, more energy-efficient way to convert CO2 captured from the air into CO—a common component in the production of everyday materials. In their study, published in Joule, the team lays out their innovative method, which would enable a more feasible pathway for repurposing CO2 captured through technologies like direct air capture (DAC) into value-added products.
CCSA Fortifies Its Leadership With New EU Director

4 days ago | carbonherald.com | Sasha Ranevska

The Carbon Capture and Storage Association (CCSA) announced that it has appointed Thierry Grauwels as its new EU Director, a decision that entered into force this May. This appointment is yet another step that strengthens the CCSA on its mission of supporting the development of carbon capture, utilization, and storage (CCUS) across Europe.
Scotiabank To Back CDR In Its 2025 Climate Action Research Fund

4 days ago | carbonherald.com | Sasha Ranevska

Scotiabank, one of Canada’s leading banks, has launched the fifth edition of its Climate Action Research Fund (CARF), looking to support innovative carbon solutions. Under this funding opportunity, Scotiabank will award around $700,000 (approximately CA$1 million) annually over a period of 10 years to organizations researching hopeful climate-related technologies. As the bank points out, awards will vary between ~$17,000 (CA$25,000) and a maximum of ~$70,000 (CA$100,000).
Carbon Direct Looking For CDR Credits Proposals For Fortune 50 Buyer

4 days ago | carbonherald.com | Sasha Ranevska

Carbon Direct has launched an open call looking for carbon dioxide removal (CDR) credits offers for a Fortune 50 buyer. Prioritizing credits offered directly by developers over those offered by brokers, the call will be accepting proposals until May 14, 2025. With this move, Carbon Direct is supporting a company described as an experienced Fortune 50 multinational buyer on its mission of securing high-quality carbon removal credits.
Google To Tackle Atmospheric Superpollutants With Two New Partnerships

1 week ago | carbonherald.com | Sasha Ranevska

Google has announced two new partnerships as part of its broader climate strategy that supports efforts for cleaning the atmosphere of harmful emissions. The corporation has teamed up with Recoolit, a company addressing emissions from the refrigeration management sector, and CO2 offsets platform Cool Effect, making a multi-year purchase of 250 thousand carbon credits (when measured in CO2 equivalent at GWP100).
RMI Proposes A New Way For Classifying CDR Approaches

1 week ago | carbonherald.com | Sasha Ranevska

RMI has proposed a new method for classifying the vast array of different carbon dioxide removal (CDR) approaches. In a decarbonization industry built on dozens of carbon removal methods independently named by their developers, it can be hard to spot the similarities and contrasts between the different technologies.
Puro.earth's 2025 APAC CDR Summit Confirms Region's Potential

1 week ago | carbonherald.com | Sasha Ranevska

This week, Puro.earth, in partnership with the Carbon Business Council, hosted a vibrant carbon removal ecosystem at the inaugural APAC CDR Summit 2025. Held in Singapore, the event was an anchor point for many leading industry names, carbon removal suppliers, investors, and organizations working on scaling the global CDR industry.
enfinium Has Selected Isometric As Its Carbon Registry Partner On Project Parc Adfer

1 week ago | carbonherald.com | Sasha Ranevska

enfinium, a leading European energy-from-waste company, has announced a partnership with carbon registry Isometric on its Parc Adfer carbon capture and storage project. Slated to become operational by 2030, this project is expected to generate 120,000 tonnes of highly durable carbon removal credits.
EFM Secures A Fund Investment And Multi-Year CDR Deal With Microsoft

1 week ago | carbonherald.com | Sasha Ranevska

Forest investment and management company EFM announced that it has secured a two-pronged commitment by tech titan Microsoft. One of these investments is a multi-year offtake agreement under which EFM will provide Microsoft with up to 700,000 carbon removal credits through 2035. These credits will be generated through the Olympic Rainforest, an area located on the Olympic Peninsula of Washington state, which was recently purchased by EFM.