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RC Technologies Is Offering A New CDR-Oriented Rebates Program

2 days ago | carbonherald.com | Sasha Ranevska

RC Technologies, a company focused on capturing and removing atmospheric and point-source CO2 emissions, has announced a financial rebates program for companies interested in carbon dioxide removal (CDR). This financial incentive will provide companies with rebates on verified CDR investments made in partnership with RC Technologies (RCT).
New Oxford University-Backed Report Says Tropical Reforestation Outperforms Tech CDR

2 days ago | carbonherald.com | Sasha Ranevska

Environmental charity organization Word Forest, in collaboration with researchers from Oxford University, has published a deep dive study on carbon dioxide removal (CDR) approaches, ruling reforestation as the most effective solution that outperforms tech-powered CO2 drawdown.
Aircapture Secures $50M In Series A Funding To Scale Its Modular DAC Tech

2 days ago | carbonherald.com | Sasha Ranevska

California-based direct air capture (DAC) developer Aircapture announced that it has raised $50 million in Series A funding to power its further advancement. The successful funding round, led by the Larsen Lam Climate Change Foundation, will allow Aircapture to progress on its track of scaling its cost-effective direct air capture innovation.
Monroe Sequestration Partners To Store CO2 Captured By Southern Energy

3 days ago | carbonherald.com | Sasha Ranevska

Carbon removal developer Southern Energy has picked Monroe Sequestration Partners (MSP), a 50% affiliate of DevvStream, as a trusted partner to handle the storage operations for CO2 captured at its planned Louisiana biofuels plant. The two companies signed a strategic collaboration agreement under which MSP will store carbon dioxide captured at Southern Energy’s biomass-to-methanol and sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) plant, scheduled for construction in Louisiana.
Verde And Ergon Unite On Commercializing Sustainable Asphalt

3 days ago | carbonherald.com | Sasha Ranevska

Verde Resources and Ergon Asphalt & Emulsions, two leading names in sustainable road construction solutions, have teamed up to commercialize low-carbon innovations in this industry. Under a new Memorandum of Understanding (MOU), the two companies have agreed to jointly work on advancing novel asphalt products on the market. Verde Resources entered the deal through its wholly owned subsidiary, Verde Renewables.
ClimeFi To Offer Buyers CDR From XPRIZE Winners And Finalists

3 days ago | carbonherald.com | Sasha Ranevska

ClimeFi, a portfolio manager for durable carbon dioxide removal (CDR), announced that it has partnered with the XPRIZE Carbon Removal competition to provide buyers with streamlined access to credits from the winners and finalists in the contest. Through this collaboration, ClimeFi brings to the market a single, diversified portfolio of novel CDR solutions, granting buyers simplified access to the industry’s foremost innovations.
ERS Program Recognized Under ICVCM Core Carbon Principles

3 days ago | carbonherald.com | Theodora Stankova

The Ecosystem Restoration Standard (ERS) Program has officially been recognized as eligible under the Core Carbon Principles (CCPs) of the Integrity Council for the Voluntary Carbon Market (ICVCM). This approval marks a major milestone for ERS and the global market for high-integrity, nature-based carbon credits, according to a media release on Tuesday.
RMI & Industry Stakeholders Weigh In On SBTi's Proposed Pathways For CDR Inclusion

4 days ago | carbonherald.com | Sasha Ranevska

RMI, along with a group of carbon dioxide removal (CDR) stakeholders, civil society representatives, and leading academics, has issued a joint statement in response to the CDR inclusion pathways proposed in the draft version of SBTi’s Corporate Net-Zero Standard v2. Earlier this year, the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi) released an update to its original Corporate Net-Zero Standard—a guidebook for corporates on how to set science-based net-zero targets within their companies.
Five EU Countries Join Forces On CDR In New Nordic Carbon Removal Association (NCRA)

4 days ago | carbonherald.com | Sasha Ranevska

This week, five Northern European countries joined forces on boosting carbon dioxide removal (CDR) development in their regions, launching the Nordic Carbon Removal Association (NCRA). The newly launched organization will serve to promote and support carbon removal action in Norway, Sweden, Finland, Denmark, and Iceland.
EU Carbon Prices Rose 7% In May Amid Market Volatility

5 days ago | carbonherald.com | Theodora Stankova

In May, carbon prices in the European Union rose by 7%, driven by volatile gas prices, shifting global trade dynamics, and news of a potential merger between the EU and UK Emissions Trading Systems (ETS). As reported by GMK Center, prices climbed from $76.2/t (€67.0/t) to $81.5/t (€71.6/t). Initially, prices were stable but surged around May 15. The benchmark December 2025 EUA contract, traded on ICE, peaked mid-month at $83.5/t (€73.4/t) before settling slightly lower.