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The International ESG Association and POSCO International have partnered to research biochar-based carbon reduction in Indonesian palm plantations. The project will map soil carbon, evaluate long-term carbon storage and explore future carbon credit opportunities as part of broader sustainability efforts.
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China National Petroleum Corporation has launched the country's first full-chain green, low-carbon ethylene project in Xinjiang. The facility combines renewable energy, carbon capture and domestically developed technologies to reduce emissions, expand production of advanced petrochemical materials and support regional industrial development.
Google announced a long-term agreement through the Symbiosis Coalition to purchase 260,000 metric tons of carbon removal from Thryve.Earth's agroforestry project in Indonesia, marking the first agroforestry initiative in its carbon removal program while supporting ecosystem restoration and local farmers.
Mantel and Aalborg CSP have entered a strategic supply agreement to develop standardized, modular molten salt tank systems for carbon capture projects. The partnership aims to reduce costs, simplify construction and accelerate deployment through transportable, shop-fabricated designs that can be replicated across commercial installations.
NCGA releases demand strategy for US corn’s next 250 years
By National Corn Growers Assocaition
July 06, 2026
The National Corn Growers Association on July 1 released a new report outlining a strategy to secure new demand for American corn. The report identifies marine fuels, SAF and biobased products and manufacturing as new high-growth sectors.
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Brazil's CCUS Regulatory Strategy: Industrial Decarbonization Addressing the Climate Imperative
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Class VI Well Construction Engineering the Subsurface for Permanent CO2 Storage
By Sylvain Riba and James Cron
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Mapping the Market: A Data-Driven Look at CCUS Activity in the Ethanol Industry
Comprehensive data from Ethanol Producer Magazine’s U.S. and Canada Fuel Ethanol Plant Map reveals a rapidly evolving carbon capture, utilization and storage (CCUS) landscape, with more than 130 projects spanning multiple capture, transport and storage pathways.
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Understanding Remote Sensing and the Future of Forest Credits
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