Microsoft Signs Offtake Deal for Waste-to-Energy Facility CCS Retrofit

Microsoft signs offtake deal for waste-to-energy facility CCS retrofit

The deal with Gaia, a Denmark-based carbon removal venture, will deliver the tech giant 2.95 million carbon removal credits with delivery beginning in 2029.

Microsoft Secures 3M Tons of Carbon Removal in Denmark Deal

Microsoft has struck a long-term deal with Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners (CIP) and Denmark-based waste-to-energy company Vestforbrænding for the delivery of nearly 3 million tons of carbon removal. The agreement, set to commence in 2029, will see Microsoft offtake the full volume of carbon removals generated from the Gaia project, a joint venture between CIP and Vestforbrænding. Source

Microsoft Signs Deal for 3 Million Tons of CO2 Removal Generated Through New Waste-to-Energy Carbon Capture Project

Microsoft announced a new long-term offtake agreement with energy infrastructure investment manager Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners (CIP) and Denmark-based waste-to-energy (WtE) company Vestforbrænding, for the delivery of nearly 3 million tons of carbon removal generated through a new large-scale carbon capture and storage project at a WtE facility in the greater Copenhagen region. Under the new […]