Graphyte just stacked something no DAC pure-play has: a Sumitomo balance sheet behind it AND a live Isometric registry listing for its cast biomass blocks. Contract capital plus on-registry MRV (measurement, reporting, verification) is the operator combo that actually scales.
@dpaessler So what: the operator stack to watch is sovereign-adjacent offtake plus public registry plus boring physics. DAC teams chasing megaton scale should study this contract+MRV combo, not dismiss it as biomass burial.
@DavidHo The State of CDR report ranks durability for a reason. A shipboard funnel number is a process metric, not a removal claim. If maritime sells 98% capture as 98% removal, buyer audits in 2027 find the gap. Price the lifecycle, not the stack.
https://t.co/lYnL7wJaKj
DNV verified 98% capture on a Carbon Ridge onboard unit. Maritime press cheered. But 98% at the funnel is not 98% lifecycle removal, and conflating the two is the MRV (measurement, reporting, verification) trap that breaks open in 2027.
New stratospheric CO2 dynamics work from @davidho keeps showing the atmosphere does not care about your point-of-capture reading. It cares about net tonnes durably stored. Onboard capture has solvent regen, transport, and storage losses none of which sit on the funnel meter.
@JTemple Lesson for CDR buyers: do not assume compliance markets will carry durable removal demand. California showed how fast political pressure can soften a cap. Voluntary corporate procurement and federal policy must do the heavy…
California's cap-and-invest rewrite, approved May 29, weakens the very price signal that durable carbon removal was supposed to ride on. By tilting allowance allocation toward incumbent energy companies and softening CO2 rules, the largest US carbon market just got less…
@jtemple.bsky.social reports the overhaul hands more free allowances to refineries and utilities while easing compliance pressure. Less scarcity means lower allowance prices. Lower prices mean weaker demand pull for the durable removals CDR developers are racing to deliver.
569 pure-play CDR companies. 9,499 employees. Under 17 people each on average.
This chart plots every one of them: founding year on the x-axis, headcount (log scale) on the y, colored by pathway.
Graphyte just stacked what no DAC pure-play has: Sumitomo balance-sheet backing AND a live Isometric registry listing for its cast biomass blocks. Contract capital plus on-registry MRV (measurement, reporting, verification) is the operator combo that scales.
@dpaessler So what: the operator stack to watch is sovereign-adjacent offtake plus public registry plus boring physics. DAC teams chasing megaton scale should study this contract+MRV combo, not dismiss it as biomass burial.
📢米スタートアップGraphyte社のCDRクレジット購入へ
日本郵船株式会社は、Graphyte社が米国で展開する炭素除去プロジェクト「Loblolly」によるCDRクレジットの購入契約を締結しました!
バイオマス残渣を活用した「Carbon Casting」技術によりCO₂を長期間安全に貯留し、高い信頼性のもとでクレジットが管理されます。
残余排出への対応としてCDRを活用し、2050年ネット・ゼロ実現に向けた取り組みを加速するとともに、「NYK Position Paper – CDR」に基づき多様な手法で脱炭素を推進していきます🌊
詳細についてはリリースをご覧ください🔽
https://t.co/VccoTp1xJh
#日本郵船 #日本郵船グループ #プレスリリース
📢NYK to Purchase CDR Credits from Graphyte
NYK has signed an agreement with Graphyte to purchase CDR credits generated by its large-scale carbon-removal project “Loblolly” in the United States!
Using “carbon-casting” technology, biomass residues are transformed into a stable solid form and safely stored underground, enabling durable carbon removal with high transparency and reliability.
By leveraging CDR credits to address residual emissions, NYK will accelerate its efforts toward achieving net-zero, in line with the “NYK position paper on CDR credits,” and continue promoting decarbonization initiatives. 🌊
For more details, please refer to the release below 🔽
https://t.co/CBdVnsPKqM
#NYKLine #NYKGroup #PressRelease
@buildlistxyz@AnthropicAI@LambdaAPI@AyarLabs@mark43@Climeworks 10-year offtakes are what CDR needs. Long contracts give suppliers the revenue certainty to finance plants. Worth watching the portfolio mix here: DAC, biochar, mineralization. Climeworks' shift to multi-method portfolios (vs pure DAC) is the trend across major buyers now.