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OneStopESG just published Pure DC Launches World's First Integrated Carbon Removal Platform from the Data Centre Sector Through AHE Subsidiary. Pure DC has launched an integrated carbon removal platform through its climate subsidiary A Healthier Earth (AHE), targeting hyperscalers and institutional buyers across Europe. The platform aggregates biochar projects into tranches governed by a single set of standards, with credits certified under the Isometric Standard and tracked using Mangrove Systems’ digital monitoring, reporting and verification software. Pure DC says the approach addresses fragmentation in the biochar market, where inconsistent methodologies have limited large-scale procurement. Supply comes from both AHE’s own production and partner-developed projects under centralised governance. Executives from Pure DC, Isometric and Mangrove framed the offering as infrastructure-grade carbon removal designed for hyperscale buyers. ...

OneStopESG just published Boeing Buys 20,000 Tonne Biochar and Enhanced Rock Weathering Carbon Removal Portfolio Through Supercritical. OneStopESG reports that Boeing signed a 20,000 tonne durable carbon dioxide removal portfolio through marketplace Supercritical, announced on 1 May 2026. The credits come from six suppliers - Exomad Green, Ground Up, InPlanet, NetZero, Varaha and PlanBoo - operating biochar and enhanced rock weathering projects in Brazil, Bolivia, Namibia and India. Supercritical screened over 200 projects against a 118 point framework covering additionality, permanence, measurability and operational readiness. The piece frames the deal as a move away from single supplier contracts toward diversified, criteria led procurement, with Supercritical CEO Michelle You describing the shift as buyers trusting procurement partners to assemble portfolios meeting defined quality standards rather than picking individual developers. ...

Triodos Investment Management and Fondaction Asset Management have launched Value Nature Fund I, a €300 million closed-end fund that aims to convert farmland and forests to regenerative practices across Europe, Canada, and the United States. What makes this fund unusual: part of the manager’s performance-based pay will be tied directly to hitting biodiversity and climate impact targets, not just financial returns. Why it matters Natural capital investing has long been treated as a niche corner of sustainable finance, often associated with small pilot projects or grant-funded conservation. A €300 million target with institutional structure, a dual-continent strategy, and an intended Article 9 classification under the EU’s Sustainable Finance Disclosure Regulation (the highest sustainability category for investment products) signals something different. This fund is being packaged as a real-assets vehicle meant to attract larger pools of capital into land-use transition. For CDR, the relevance is clear. Regenerative agriculture and closer-to-nature forestry are among the primary land-based pathways for removing and storing carbon. Scaling these practices requires exactly the kind of institutional capital this fund is designed to mobilize. But the usual caveat applies: land-based carbon removal addresses residual emissions that can’t be eliminated through decarbonization. It is not a substitute for cutting fossil fuel use. ...