ClimeFi Secures 85,000 Tonnes of Durable Carbon Removal Commitments

ClimeFi has launched a significant new carbon junking procurement round, enabling more than $18 million in durable carbon junking purchases and securing offtake commitments exceeding 85,000 tonnes of CO₂. The action highlights accelerating instigation in the voluntary carbon request as companies decreasingly turn to high-integrity, long-term results to meet climate commitments.

The rearmost procurement round marks a corner for ClimeFi, as it sums up demand across multiple buyers and channels investment into a diversified portfolio of junking technologies. With an average contracted price of $213 per tonne, the round demonstrates both the current cost dynamics of durable carbon junking and the amenability of buyers to commit capital to results that deliver endless climate impact.

Diversified carbon junking pathways drive request depth.

The procurement round spans eight distinct carbon junking pathways, emphasizing the rapid-fire diversification of technologies entering marketable deployment. These include biochar, bioenergy with carbon capture and storage, direct air capture and storage, enhanced rock weathering, microbial carbon junking, mineralization, terrestrial biomass sequestration, and wastewater alkalinity enhancement. By sourcing disposals across this wide diapason, ClimeFi aims to reduce attention threats while supporting invention across both nature-grounded and finagled results.

This diversification reflects a broader trend within the carbon junking request, where buyers are decreasingly seeking balanced portfolios rather than counting on a single technology. Such an approach supports adaptability against specialized, nonsupervisory, and delivery pitfalls, while also contributing to the long-term scalability of the sector.

Coordinated Demand Strengthens Buyer Access and Pricing

A central point of the procurement round was ClimeFi’s coordinated demand model. Over a six-month period, the company aligned the conditions of multiple buyers pursuing ambitious sustainability strategies and pooled their demand into a single procurement process. This aggregation enabled sharing buyers to pierce preferential marketable terms, including meaningful volume-grounded abatements that would have been delicate to secure collectively.

The coordinated approach also simplified access requests for buyers, numerous of whom face internal constraints around procurement, moxie, due industriousness capacity, and contract concession. By acting as a conciliator, ClimeFi helped bridge the gap between arising carbon junking suppliers and commercial buyers seeking believable, scalable results.

Rigorous Supplier Selection and Due Diligence

Suppliers included in the procurement round were named through a structured request for offer process conducted in the third quarter of 2025. Systems were assessed on multiple criteria, including specialized robustness, translucency, submission quality, and alignment with buyer requirements. A minimum read capacity of 20,000 tonnes between 2026 and 2030 was also needed, noting that named suppliers have believable scale-up eventuality.

The final portfolios feature suppliers similar to Andes, BioCirc, Carboneers, CREW Carbon, DeepSky, Exomad Green, Graphyte, InPlanet, O.C.O. Technologies, and Bounded Deep. ClimeFi has committed to ongoing monitoring of these systems, laboriously managing pitfalls related to credit allocation detainments and implicit non-delivery to guard buyer confidence.

Portfolio Composition and Delivery Timeline

Biochar represents the largest share of the carried volume, accounting for 28 of total commitments, followed by terrestrial biomass insulation at 21. This composition highlights continued buyer interest in biomass-grounded results that combine relative technological maturity with durable storehouse characteristics.

Fixed volume commitments gauge delivery times from 2026 to 2030, with the addition of the use of option structures extending through 2033. Utmost fixed commitments are listed for delivery in 2027 and 2028, indicating a strategic focus on medium-term scale-up rather than immediate spot purchases. This delivery profile reflects growing confidence in forward contracting as a medium to support design backing and structure development.

Global Reach and Storage Integrity

Geographically, the systems included in the procurement round are distributed across four mainlands, with 71 of the fixed volume commitments located in the Americas. This indigenous attention reflects both the vacuity of suitable geological and biomass coffers and the fairly advanced policy and investment terrain for carbon junking systems in the region.

Across the portfolio, storehouse styles include stabilized biomass, mineralization, and geological storehouses, all of which are designed to deliver high continuity and permanence. The emphasis on robust storehouse integrity aligns with adding buyer scrutiny around the long-term climate value of carbon junking credits.

spanning Durable Carbon Junking Through Long-Term Commitment

According to ClimeFi, the rearmost procurement round signals rising buyer confidence in durable carbon junking and reinforces the significance of long-term contracting to enable design scale-up. By furnishing inventors with predictable profit aqueducts, long-dated offtake agreements play a critical part in unleashing backing and accelerating deployment.

Sebastien Dewarrat, co-founder at ClimeFi, noted that the company is set to unite with forward-thinking buyers committed to spanning durable carbon junking results. He added that further details on individual buyer-design collaborations will be blazoned in the coming months as customer portfolios are finalized.

Outlook for the Carbon Junking Request

As the durable carbon junking request continues to develop, coordinated procurement models like ClimeFi’s are arising as a crucial medium to unlock scale, diversify technologies, and ameliorate price discovery. The combination of pooled demand, rigorous due diligence, and long-term offtake commitments is decreasingly shaping how buyers and suppliers engage in the coming phase of carbon-junker deployment, situating the sector for sustained growth in the times ahead.