Americas > Canadian company eyes “lucrative” voluntary carbon market with innovative graphite decarbonisation process

Canadian company eyes “lucrative” voluntary carbon market with innovative graphite decarbonisation process

Published 00:13 on December 6, 2024  /  Last updated at 00:13 on December 6, 2024  /  Americas, Canada, Voluntary

A Canadian climate tech firm is looking to tap the “lucrative” voluntary carbon market to help fund a breakthrough in almost completely decarbonising the production of graphite, which is used to make batteries.
A Canadian climate tech firm is looking to tap the “lucrative” voluntary carbon market to help fund a breakthrough in almost completely decarbonising the production of graphite, which is used to make batteries.


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