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Frontier coalition sign US$44mn carbon removal deal with biowaste firm NULIFE

Frontier estimates that NULIFE's method could reach 1.5 gigatonnes of carbon removal per year by 2040.
Melodie Michel
Melodie Michel
Frontier coalition sign US$44mn carbon removal deal with biowaste firm NULIFE
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The Frontier coalition, led by big tech firms like Google and Shopify, has signed a US$44.2 million offtake agreement with biowaste carbon removal firm NULIFE.

NULIFE GreenTech, a Canadian company that converts biowaste into a concentrated bio‑oil and stores the CO2 geologically in licensed salt caverns, will deliver 122,000 tons of carbon removals for Frontier buyers between 2026 and 2030. 

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