US airline backs carbon removals startup with production costs under $100/tonne

Published 18:00 on November 28, 2023  /  Last updated at 22:24 on November 28, 2023  / Paddy Gourlay /  Americas, Aviation/CORSIA, International, US, Voluntary

A US carrier has become the first customer of a carbon dioxide removal (CDR) company that compresses biomass residue, such as timber or farm crops, into dense carbon blocks at relatively low cost.
A US carrier has become the first customer of a carbon dioxide removal (CDR) company that compresses biomass residue, such as timber or farm crops, into dense carbon blocks at relatively low cost.


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