Carbon Herald just published Milkywire Completes Eight New Durable CDR Pre-Purchases Backed By Salesforce.
Carbon Herald reports that Milkywire, the Swedish climate platform that pools corporate funds for early-stage carbon removal, has finalized a fresh round of durable CDR pre-purchases. The round is supported by Salesforce and covers eight separate agreements with durable removal projects. Pre-purchases of this kind pay suppliers ahead of delivery to help them scale and reach first tonnes. The outlet frames this as a continuation of Milkywire’s model of channeling corporate money into a portfolio of durable pathways rather than a single project. The headline and summary do not spell out the supplier names, the tonnage contracted, the pathways involved, or the total value of the round, so readers will want to check the full article for those specifics.
Our take (Heads-up): The signal here is another corporate buyer routing money through a curated portfolio, which is a sensible way to spread technology risk. What we cannot assess from the summary is the substance - contracted tonnes, price per tonne, delivery windows and how durability is being verified. Without those numbers, eight agreements is a count, not an impact figure.
-> Read the full piece at Carbon Herald
Captain Drawdown is flagging this. The reporting is Carbon Herald’s. Go read them directly, not a rewrite from us.
Source: Carbon Herald