Author: Graphyte

Burying Plant Waste Removes CO2 from the Air. But Can It Scale?

Graphyte will remove 15K metric tons of CO2 this year…notably more carbon-removal capacity than the largest existing DAC projects.
CBS Mornings visits Graphyte plant in Pine Bluff, Arkansas

CBS Mornings visited the Graphyte plant in Pine Bluff, Arkansas to observe Carbon Casting in action. Watch the segment.
Bill Gates’s Carbon Removal Company Is Opening for Business

“Graphyte’s first facility producing carbon casting blocks this week will become the largest carbon removal company in the world”
Community Lunch and Learn with Pine Bluff Regional Chamber of Commerce

Graphyte hosted a lunch and learn with members of the community to discuss plans to open the largest carbon removal plant in the world.
Exclusive: World’s largest carbon removal plant to open

A startup backed by Bill Gates plans this week to begin operating what could be the largest carbon removal facility on the planet.
Affordable Carbon Capture Within Reach, Startup Says

Barclay Rogers, Graphyte’s founder and chief executive officer speaks with BloombergNEF’s Iain Wilson.
Graphyte on Wharton Business Daily

Graphyte’s Barclay Rogers speaks with Dan Loney, host of Wharton Business Daily, Wharton’s flagship show on SiriusXM Business Radio.
American Airlines will pay to bury 10,000 tons of CO2 underground

It marks the first major deal for the Bill Gates-backed startup Graphyte that’s developing cutting-edge technology.
American Airlines works with Graphyte to reduce CO2

The airline will purchase credits equivalent to 10K tons of permanent carbon removal scheduled for early ’25.
The Newest Airline Climate Solution? Burying Sawdust

American Airlines is joining the race to remove carbon from the atmosphere, tapping a novel method that is much cheaper.
Graphyte signs first carbon removal purchase agreement with American Airlines for 10,000 tons of carbon

American Airlines will be Graphyte’s inaugural customer, with purchase of 10K tons of permanent carbon removal to be delivered in early ’25.
Startup Says It Can Trap Carbon Affordably

Graphyte says it has found a cheaper way to trap carbon emissions underground.

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

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

Author: Graphyte

Burying Plant Waste Removes CO2 from the Air. But Can It Scale?

CBS Mornings visits Graphyte plant in Pine Bluff, Arkansas

Bill Gates’s Carbon Removal Company Is Opening for Business

Community Lunch and Learn with Pine Bluff Regional Chamber of Commerce

Exclusive: World’s largest carbon removal plant to open

Affordable Carbon Capture Within Reach, Startup Says

Graphyte on Wharton Business Daily

American Airlines will pay to bury 10,000 tons of CO2 underground

American Airlines works with Graphyte to reduce CO2

The Newest Airline Climate Solution? Burying Sawdust

Graphyte signs first carbon removal purchase agreement with American Airlines for 10,000 tons of carbon

Startup Says It Can Trap Carbon Affordably