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Hannah Murnen, Graphyte and Stacy Kauk, Isometric in the Carbon HeraldThe durable CDR industry has delivered a total of 500,000 carbon removal credits (or 500,000 metric tons of CO2e) to the market over the last 5 years. This represents good progress for the many emerging CDR suppliers bringing new projects online.But this is the very beginning. In order to reach net zero by midcentury, we need over 350,000,000 credits issued per year by 2030. That is 700X all CDR credits delivered to date! We h

Boston Consulting GroupBoston Consulting Group (BCG) today announced the purchase of 50,250 tonnes of certified carbon dioxide removals (CDRs) through ClimeFi, a leading portfolio manager for permanent CDR assets. This purchase supports BCG’s commitment to neutralize 100% of its emissions through high-quality carbon removal credits by 2030 and underscores the firm’s support for innovative solutions to address climate change.This transaction, the second largest to date for BCG, brings the firm’s

Business Insider • Bill Gates said 2024 brought a corporate “pivot” toward climate tech, in a foreword to a new report. • The report, by Gates’s firm Breakthrough Energy, urged VCs to “prime the pump” on climate startups. • While new climate tech emerges, proven solutions like solar energy still need help proliferating. This has been a big year for the technologies that could save our planet. America’s first large offshore wind farm began powering homes. The Bill Gates-backed startup Graphyte op

Inc MagazineGraphyte has been named to Inc. Magazine’s Best In Business list 2024 in both the “Environmental Issues” category and as an “On the Rise” company (under 4 years in business). This accomplishment recognizes Graphyte as being “best in class” in the fight against climate change. See the full list..

“In my experience, the smartest companies take a more serious look at new technologies,” says Bill Gates in Breakthrough Energy’s The State of the Transition Report 2024, noting American Airlines’ purchase of carbon removal from Graphyte. Read Bill’s Take and the full report: here.

Graphyte is the world’s largest carbon dioxide removal plant. It’s located in Pine Bluff and strives to reduce the amount of carbon in the atmosphere.Watch the report from Little Rock CBS station THV11 below and view the web story here.

Graphyte CEO Barclay Rogers spoke with Connor Gaughan, host of the Consensus In Conversation podcastThe world currently removes less than .0001% of the carbon required to meet the IPCC’s 2050 goal – so there’s A LOT of work to be done – which is what makes Graphyte’s ready-to-go solution all the more valuable.Barclay Rogers, a former environmental lawyer, mechanical engineer, and multi-time founder, is bringing his unique set of experiences and leadership skills to making scalable, affordable CO

By Nathan Treece, KUARA company billed as the ‘world’s largest carbon removal plant’ is located in Pine Bluff. It’s called Graphyte, and it’s home to Arkansas native and CEO Barclay Rogers’ proprietary carbon sequestration process, known as Carbon Casting.In July, the plant cleared its last hurdle to begin production. Rogers said he hopes harnessing the power of plants can quickly reduce the carbon dioxide in our atmosphere.”Plants naturally capture carbon dioxide from the atmosphere, and we’re

Website enables individuals, families and small businesses to offset their carbon footprintPine Bluff, Arkansas; August 6, 2024 – Graphyte, a leader in the high-quality carbon removal industry, today announced the launch of an online platform that enables individuals, households, and small businesses to have a direct impact on climate change by removing carbon dioxide from the atmosphere. Graphyte’s platform offers different subscription plans for individuals, households, and businesses to pu