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Boeing Buys 20,000 Tonnes of Permanent Carbon Removal as Aviation Faces Net-Zero Pressure
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Boeing Buys 20,000 Tonnes of Permanent Carbon Removal as Aviation Faces Net-Zero Pressure
Boeing has secured 20,000 tonnes of permanent carbon dioxide removal (CDR) through a new agreement with Supercritical. This deal shows a broader shift toward higher-quality carbon credits in the voluntary carbon market (VCM).The deal focuses on durable carbon removal technologies rather than traditional avoided-emissions offsets. Boeing screened more than 200 projects globally before selecting six suppliers across Brazil, Bolivia, India, and Nam…
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