Microsoft inks carbon removal deal from pulp and paper project
The deal will see Microsoft purchase 3.685 million tonnes of carbon removal credits over 12 years.
Microsoft has signed an agreement to buy carbon removals from a carbon capture project at a US pulp and paper mill.
The deal signed with carbon removal developer CO280 will see Microsoft purchase 3.685 million tonnes of carbon removal credits over 12 years – one of the largest engineered carbon dioxide removal (CDR) agreements to date.
