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Stockholm Exergi AB: Stockholm Exergi announces permanent carbon removal agreement with Microsoft, world's largest to date

STOCKHOLM, May 15, 2024 /PRNewswire/ Stockholm Exergi has announced that it has signed a contract with Microsoft covering 3.33 million tonnes of permanent carbon removals from bio-energy

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Stockholm Exergi announces permanent carbon removal agreement with Microsoft, world's largest to date

Stockholm Exergi announces permanent carbon removal agreement with Microsoft, world's largest to date
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Microsoft signs deal to remove 3.3 million metric tons of carbon dioxide

Stockholm Exergi described the Microsoft contract as the largest carbon removal deal to date.

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Stockholm Exergi described the Microsoft contract as the largest carbon removal deal to date.

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Microsoft Strikes Major Carbon Capture Deal to Combat Climate Change

Microsoft and Stockholm Exergi are advancing this concept by integrating technology into the power plant to capture a significant portion of its carbon dioxide emissions before they are released into the air.

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