Heavy-duty trucking is on most hard-to-abate lists, the kind of diesel demand CDR was supposed to clean up later. If China electrifies 40% of it by 2030, that's residual emissions avoided outright. Shrinks the CDR bill we'll owe in 2050.

yeah this is so fake lmao we have legitimate carbon removal companies in the US that are cheaper

377 biochar companies vs 125 DAC. This chart shows why that gap exists: biochar's bars are clustered post-2018, while DAC stretches back to the early 2010s with a tail into the 1990s.

My brother @alteredshrey & I grew up playing Age of Empires on a Windows PC. Today, Microsoft signed a deal with us at @AltCarbonIndia to remove 36,920 tons of CO₂ from the atmosphere. This will be Microsoft’s first Enhanced Rock Weathering deal in Asia. It's crazy to be reminded we’re only a <3 year-old startup from India. We’ve dreamt about partnering with a company like Microsoft on their net zero commitments from the day we started the company. They are after all the pioneers and market leaders. We're just getting started. The deal also provides @msPartner the opportunity to purchase additional volumes from us after successful delivery and verification milestones. I can’t be more excited about India’s climate charter and the velocity at which we’re building @AltCarbonIndia to lead the way globally. Himalayan ambitions are forged with stellar partners, and having someone like Microsoft in our portfolio cements the kind of work we want to do.

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