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Graphyte Secures $30M Funding For Innovative Carbon Removal Tech

By Sasha Ranevska, Carbon HeraldGraphyte, a leading company in the carbon removal industry, recently completed a Series A funding round totaling $30 million. This event marks a big milestone for the Arkansas-based company, as they continue to make strides in the fight against climate change. The funding round was jointly led by Prelude Ventures and Carbon Direct Capital and also included contributions from current investors Breakthrough Energy Ventures (BEV) and Overture. One of the main obstacl
Graphyte Secures $30MM Series A Funding Co-Led By Prelude Ventures and Carbon Direct Capital

Graphyte announces the successful closing of a $30 million Series A funding round.
New cash for Gates-backed carbon removal startup

By Ben Geman, Axios Boldface names in climate VC are staking Graphyte, a young startup that says it unlocked a comparatively cheap carbon removal method using biomass.Why it matters: Backers say the tech has a clear pathway to commercial scale, and it provides a durable and readily monitored form of removal.Driving the news: Graphyte this morning will announce close of a $30 million Series A deal co-led by Prelude Ventures and Carbon Direct Capital. • The Bill Gates-led Breakthrough Energy Ventu
Will burying biomass underground curb climate change?

Biomass carbon removal, like that at Graphyte, is relatively cheap and easy, and can store carbon indefinitely.
Graphyte Q&A: Forbes’ Current Climate Newsletter

Senior editor Amy Feldman talks with Graphyte’s Barclay Rogers about biomass-based solutions to carbon removal.
Graphyte reaches Department of Energy program’s semifinals

Graphyte was named one of 24 semifinalist businesses to receive a total of $1.2 million from the DoE to accelerate CDR technologies.
Building a Safe and Healthy Future for the Next Generation

An old field will be transformed into a multipurpose park with a skateboard area, children’s playground, concession stand, and sports field.
Cleaning Up the Voluntary Carbon Market

Author: Barclay Rogers

It is widely recognized that reforms are needed in the voluntary carbon market (VCM).
The Need for Speed: Response to Comments

Author: Barclay Rogers

I wrote The Need for Speed to draw attention to the fact that we need to accelerate the deployment of CDR technologies.
Graphyte Makes $25,000 Donation as Pine Bluff’s First Corporate Partner for Family Park & Sports Complex

Community park advances a mutual goal of creating a safe and healthy place for the next generation to live.
Need for Speed

Author: Barclay Rogers

The world understands the need to reduce atmospheric concentration of greenhouse gases and increasingly, the critical role that CDR plays.
Graphyte Celebrates Opening in Pine Bluff

Graphyte hosted a ribbon cutting at its Loblolly Facility in Pine Bluff, Arkansas on April 11, 2024 to mark its official opening.

Durable carbon removal, in partnership with farmers, foresters, and rural communities.

Engineered to work in the real world—proven, cost-effective, and community-integrated.

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Graphyte Secures $30M Funding For Innovative Carbon Removal Tech

Graphyte Secures $30MM Series A Funding Co-Led By Prelude Ventures and Carbon Direct Capital

New cash for Gates-backed carbon removal startup

Will burying biomass underground curb climate change?

Graphyte Q&A: Forbes’ Current Climate Newsletter

Graphyte reaches Department of Energy program’s semifinals

Building a Safe and Healthy Future for the Next Generation

Cleaning Up the Voluntary Carbon Market

The Need for Speed: Response to Comments

Graphyte Makes $25,000 Donation as Pine Bluff’s First Corporate Partner for Family Park & Sports Complex

Need for Speed

Graphyte Celebrates Opening in Pine Bluff