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Google’s former carbon project gets US$40 mil to trap CO2

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Google’s former carbon project gets US$40 mil to trap CO2
Founded by Alphabet, Meta Platforms, Shopify and Stripe, Frontier is an effort to fund carbon removal techniques. Photo: Bloomberg
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Startup 280 Earth, a product of Alphabet’s moonshot factory, has signed agreements worth US$40 million ($53.72 million) to extract carbon dioxide from the atmosphere at a newly completed facility in Oregon.

The agreements, facilitated by the Frontier coalition, will fund removal of 61,600 tons of the greenhouse gas from 2024 to 2030.

Founded by Alphabet, Meta Platforms, Shopify and Stripe, Frontier is an effort to fund carbon removal techniques, including using machines that pull carbon dioxide directly from the air — a field known as direct air capture. While there are several types of technology to do so, some require large amounts of energy.

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