Meet the founders of Travertine, Charm Industrial, and Mission Zero
January 24, 2023
This video series follows the entrepreneurs and scientists who are trying to crack permanent carbon removal at scale.
Frontier facilitates second round of carbon removal purchases
December 15, 2022
Frontier has facilitated its largest round of carbon removal purchases—from Arbor, Captura, Arca (formerly Carbin Minerals), Carbon To Stone, Cella, CREW and Inplanet—on behalf of Stripe and Shopify. Stripe and Shopify will spend a combined $3.5M buying carbon removal, with another $7.5M contingent on projects reaching agreed upon technical milestones. In addition, Stripe has provided $500K in R&D grants to Kodama Systems and Nitricity.
Carbon removal knowledge gaps
November 17, 2022
Carbon removal technologies face a variety of critical knowledge gaps. We built a dynamic database of research and innovation gaps across CDR technologies to highlight critical areas and enable cross-disciplinary experts to plug in and fill those gaps.
Quantifying delivered carbon removal as a buyer of early technologies
September 19, 2022
Carbon removal buyers face numerous challenges in quantifying deliveries across a range of diverse pathways. We explore this challenge and propose a framework for purchasing under conditions of uncertainty.
Frontier facilitates first carbon removal purchases
June 29, 2022
Frontier has facilitated its first purchases—from AspiraDAC, Calcite-Origen, Lithos Carbon, RepAir, Travertine, and Living Carbon—on behalf of Stripe. Stripe will spend $2.4M buying carbon removal from these six companies, with another $5.4M contingent on projects reaching agreed upon technical milestones.
Stripe, Alphabet, Shopify, Meta, and McKinsey launch advance market commitment to buy $925M of carbon removal by 2030
April 12, 2022
Stripe, Alphabet, Shopify, Meta, and McKinsey Sustainability are today launching Frontier, an advance market commitment (AMC) to accelerate the development of permanent carbon removal technologies. The founding companies plan to commit $925M over the next nine years to purchase permanent carbon removal from suppliers building promising new solutions.