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BVCM is back

The draft SBTi Net Zero Standard 2.0 introduces formal recognition for beyond value chain mitigation (BVCM), encouraging companies to take responsibility for ongoing emissions. With updates on carbon removal targets, this shift could drive broader corporate climate action and accountability.
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Milkywire

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Feb 18, 2025

Everything you need to know about our new sustainability page builder

Milkywire introduced the first version of its sustainability page builder in the fall of 2023. This tool provides our partners with a seamless way to create sustainability pages that effectively communicate their impact strategy—without the need for web development expertise.

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Robert Höglund

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Feb 07, 2025

Catalytic carbon removal purchasing: Milkywire’s strategy

Milkywire strategically funds durable carbon removal to accelerate innovation and build a stronger CDR ecosystem. Instead of just maximizing carbon removal today, we focus on high-impact opportunities that push the industry forward and unlock long-term climate solutions.

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Robert Höglund

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Jan 22, 2025

Switzerland introduces corporate milestone targets for carbon removal

The Swiss Climate Act includes first-of-its kind regulation for companies.

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Robert Höglund

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Jan 17, 2025

Joint letter – Common ground: Credibly funding beyond value-chain climate action

This is a joint public statement organized by Carbon Market Watch and signed by organizations like Gold Standard, WWF, Oxford Net Zero and Milkywire. The statement reflects our previous paper on BVCM with Gold Standard, and once again cements that our Climate Transformation Fund is aligned with best practices.

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Robert Höglund

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Dec 19, 2024

Why the Climate Transformation fund supports innovative CDR companies

Demand for CDR credits is increasing, but high-quality suppliers must keep up.

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Milkywire

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Dec 11, 2024

Milkywire secures $5M commitment from Salesforce for durable carbon removal

Stockholm-based Milkywire announces an exciting new collaboration with Salesforce, securing a $5 million commitment to advance durable carbon removal solutions. This collaboration underscores a shared mission to tackle climate change through innovation, with Milkywire’s Climate Transformation Fund driving early-stage funding for transformative carbon removal technologies.

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