Americas > FEATURE: Kelp-hosting sea caves reach new depths on carbon removals, promise multiple benefits

FEATURE: Kelp-hosting sea caves reach new depths on carbon removals, promise multiple benefits

Published 12:46 on August 30, 2023  /  Last updated at 12:46 on August 30, 2023  / /  Americas, Asia Pacific, International, Nature-based, US, Voluntary

A California-based developer that uses manmade structures on the seabed to harvest carbon-sequestering kelp has signed its first offtake agreement for the resultant blue carbon credits and says that investor interest is strong in the projects thanks to the multiple benefits they deliver for marine life, climate change, and coastal communities.
A California-based developer that uses manmade structures on the seabed to harvest carbon-sequestering kelp has signed its first offtake agreement for the resultant blue carbon credits and says that investor interest is strong in the projects thanks to the multiple benefits they deliver for marine life, climate change, and coastal communities.


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