We’re encouraged by our progress, but the journey to catalyze carbon removal is just beginning,” Google Carbon Credits and ...

The deal - signed by Google and Indian supplier Varaha - is ... Google will buy 100,000 tons of carbon credits from now until 2030. Varaha's chief executive Madhur Jain said there was scope ...

Google has purchased 100,000 carbon dioxide removal (CDR) credits from Varaha, an Indian company developing carbon removal projects in Asia. The deal is seen as one of the largest purchases of ...

Additionally, in September, Google signed a $10 million deal with direct air capture firm Holocene for 100,000 tons of carbon ...

The 25-year deal would enable Chestnut Carbon to reforest 60,000 acres of land across Arkansas, Louisiana, and Texas.

GOOGLE has bought 100,000 carbon dioxide removal (CDR) credits from Varaha – to be delivered by 2030 ... a family business in Singapore helmed by Chavalit Frederick Tsao. The deal, announced on ...

To offset some of the more challenging sources, the Mercedes-AMG Petronas team is buying 5,500 metric tons’ worth of carbon ...

CA – Google announced its first venture into India’s carbon dioxide removal (CDR) sector through a deal with Varaha, an Indian supplier based in Gurugram, to purchase carbon credits.

The deal comes as groups including Microsoft, Google and Amazon invest heavily in data centres ... But US-based tech companies are still for the moment “the biggest buyers” of carbon credits linked to ...