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Microsoft increases investments in DAC credits

Published 00:02 on August 12, 2022  /  Last updated at 00:02 on August 12, 2022  / /  Americas, International, US, Voluntary

Technology giant Microsoft has stepped up plans to become carbon negative by 2030 by extending its investment in direct air capture (DAC) company Heirloom Carbon.
Technology giant Microsoft has stepped up plans to become carbon negative by 2030 by extending its investment in direct air capture (DAC) company Heirloom Carbon.


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