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3 days agoGoogle Strikes Major Carbon Offset Deal With Brazilian Startup
On 6 November 2025, Google agreed to purchase 200,000 metric tons of carbon-removal credits from Brazilian startup Mombak, marking its largest-ever forestry-based deal. The transaction underscores growing corporate commitments to climate-goals and gives emerging carbon-removal firms financial backing. While the exact value was not disclosed, the scale—four times Mombak’s previous agreement—signals increased demand from Big Tech for high-quality credits that meet stricter verification standards. Regulatory scrutiny of offset markets remains elevated as buyers seek credible credits.
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3 days agoGoogle Strikes Major Carbon Offset Deal With Brazilian Startup
On 6 November 2025, Google agreed to purchase 200,000 metric tons of carbon-removal credits from Brazilian startup Mombak, marking its largest-ever forestry-based deal. The transaction underscores growing corporate commitments to climate-goals and gives emerging carbon-removal firms financial backing. While the exact value was not disclosed, the scale—four times Mombak’s previous agreement—signals increased demand from Big Tech for high-quality credits that meet stricter verification standards. Regulatory scrutiny of offset markets remains elevated as buyers seek credible credits.
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Google commits to buying 200,000 tons of carbon credits from Brazilian startup Mombak in its largest forestry-based deal.
On 6 November 2025, Google agreed to purchase 200,000 metric tons of carbon-removal credits from Brazilian startup Mombak, marking its largest-ever forestry-based deal. The transaction underscores growing corporate commitments to climate-goals and gives emerging carbon-removal firms financial backing. While the exact value was not disclosed, the scale—four times Mombak’s previous agreement—signals increased demand from Big Tech for high-quality credits that meet stricter verification standards. Regulatory scrutiny of offset markets remains elevated as buyers seek credible credits.
On 6 November 2025, Google agreed to purchase 200,000 metric tons of carbon-removal credits from Brazilian startup Mombak, marking its largest-ever forestry-based deal. The transaction underscores growing corporate commitments to climate-goals and gives emerging carbon-removal firms financial backing. While the exact value was not disclosed, the scale—four times Mombak’s previous agreement—signals increased demand from Big Tech for high-quality credits that meet stricter verification standards. Regulatory scrutiny of offset markets remains elevated as buyers seek credible credits.
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Nov 6, 2025 • 18:42 IST