Articles from Terradot

Terradot, a leader in carbon removal, and HA Sustainable Infrastructure Capital, Inc. (“HASI”) (NYSE: HASI), a leading investor in sustainable infrastructure assets, today announced the close of a $34 million senior secured term loan to support Terradot’s enhanced rock weathering (ERW) projects in the US and Brazil.

Terradot, a leader in enhanced rock weathering (ERW), and Google today announced a megaton-scale climate project in Southern Brazil that pairs methane avoidance in rice farming with permanent carbon dioxide removal (CDR). Google will purchase 1M tonnes of near-term methane impact by 2030 and 1M tonnes of carbon removal impact by 2040, making this its largest carbon removal purchase to date. It is also the largest ERW project ever undertaken, and the first project of any kind to combine near-term methane elimination with durable carbon removal at this scale.

Terradot, an enhanced rock weathering (ERW) carbon removal company, today announced it has agreed to acquire assets of Eion, a U.S.-based ERW company known for pioneering olivine-based deployments and an early track record of technical innovation, including some of the first issued ERW credits.

With COP30 underway in Belém, Terradot is highlighting the expansion of its Enhanced Rock Weathering (ERW) operations in Brazil and the company’s progress toward a collaborative, nation-scale deployment model. By working across Brazil’s agricultural and regulatory landscapes, Terradot is creating a replicable framework for ERW projects that can be scaled responsibly in other countries.

Terradot, a leader in Enhanced Rock Weathering (ERW) technology, today announced an agreement with Microsoft to remove 12,000 tonnes of CO2 from Earth’s atmosphere between 2026 and 2029. The deal is notable in that it will provide funding for Terradot to conduct the most comprehensive scientific monitoring ever implemented at a commercial ERW site – above and beyond what is currently required by registries for the crediting of ERW removals. With Microsoft’s offtake, Terradot has already begun implementing this research protocol in Brazil, where the company is expanding its commercial operations and expects to generate its first carbon removal credits later this year.

Terradot – a climate company uniting global leaders in science, technology, and climate – launched today with the goal of scaling Enhanced Rock Weathering (ERW) as a cornerstone of global carbon removal efforts. The company debuts with $58.2 million in funding from some of the biggest names in climate and technology, as well as signed agreements to remove nearly 300,000 tonnes of CO2 from earth’s atmosphere – the largest volume of carbon removal sold by an ERW company.