Carbonfuture closed strategic funding round to fuel next phase of growth

Carbonfuture has now facilitated more than 1.5 million tonnes of durable carbon removal across BCR, BECCS, and DACCS, marking continued progress toward multi-year, multi-technology removal programs underpinned by rigorous Trust Infrastructure.

In 2025, Carbonfuture also saw strong and growing demand from organizations integrating durable CDR into their net-zero strategies. SIX Group and other financial-sector participants expanded their portfolios through multi-pathway purchases, including DACCS and BCR, while The Economist Group advanced its climate commitments with a durable CDR portfolio secured through Carbonfuture’s Trust Infrastructure. Across the technology, finance, and transport sectors, additional buyers translated durable CDR commitments into action via Carbonfuture.

Notably, Carbonfuture facilitated the industry’s first-ever megatonne-scale BCR transaction: a 10-year commitment to remove at least 1.24 million tonnes of CO₂, enabled through its partnership with Microsoft and Exomad Green. Every tonne will be tracked through Carbonfuture’s Trust Infrastructure, providing the trusted backbone required to contract and deliver durable CDR at industry scale.

Carbonfuture facilitated the industry’s first-ever megatonne BCR deal — a 10-year commitment to remove at least 1.24 million tonnes of CO2 — through its partnership with Microsoft and Exomad Green. Every tonne will be tracked with Carbonfuture’s Trust Infrastructure, providing the trust backbone that enables durable CDR to be contracted and delivered at industry scale.

Building on that momentum, Carbonfuture closed its Series A2 funding round, led by existing investor SIX, the operator of the Swiss Financial Market Infrastructure, with additional participation from Idemitsu Americas Holdings, limited partner of Carbon Removal Partners (CRP).

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