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Climate Solutions News interviewed Florian Hildebrand, CEO of Greenlyte, on how the Ruhr-based DAC startup is approaching the economics of synthetic fuels — and why the Hormuz crisis has made that conversation more urgent.
Full piece here: https://climatesolutions.news/spotlight/is-greenlyte-finding-the-formula-to-scale-synthetic-fuels
Zevero, a London startup, has raised $7 million in funding to meet the fast-growing demand for carbon data management. As carbon reporting requirements increase, digital tools like Zevero’s are playing a crucial role in helping organizations measure and reduce emissions.
More details: https://climatesolutions.news/news/zevero-raises-7m-as-carbon-data-demand-builds
Climate Solutions News is partnering with Reset Connect North taking place in Leeds on 3–4 March 2026, hosted at the Royal Armouries.
The event brings together businesses, investors and policymakers working on sustainable cities, industrial decarbonisation, clean energy and sustainable finance, as part of the West Yorkshire Innovation Festival.
Programme and registration details are available online: https://www.reset-connect.com/rcn26-csn
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Construction is responsible for a large share of global emissions, but poor data on site means many carbon savings never materialise.
In this Climate Solutions News interview, QFlow CEO Brittany Harris explains how real-time materials and waste data can reduce rework, cost overruns and embodied carbon.
Scotland’s peatlands store double the carbon of all its forests and play a vital role in fighting climate change. Restoration efforts are underway. Learn from Freddie Ingleby from Caledonian Climate how these bogs can help safeguard our future.
Read more: https://climatesolutions.news/spotlight/peatlands-carbon-and-the-climate-power-of-scotlands-bogs
Climate tech is maturing, but early-stage funding is on the decline. The new State of Climate Tech 2025 report from Net Zero Insights digs into the impacts on innovation and sector growth.
Read our full analysis: https://climatesolutions.news/news/climate-tech-matures-while-early-stage-funding-falls-away
The green economy has passed $5 trillion a year and may exceed $7 trillion by 2030. Green revenues grow twice as fast as conventional lines. China now leads global clean-energy investment.
Read the full story here: https://climatesolutions.news/news/green-economy-set-to-pass-7-trillion
Direct air capture is evolving from a marginal technology to a central tool for reducing atmospheric CO₂. New projects and investments are accelerating its role in climate solutions. Curious about the progress and challenges?
Check out our interview with Tom Rollason from Mission Zero Technologies: https://climatesolutions.news/spotlight/direct-air-capture-moves-from-the-margins-to-the-main-stage
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Singapore will open the world’s largest ocean-based carbon removal facility in 2026.
Equatic-1 will process seawater to lock away CO₂ for thousands of years and produce carbon-negative hydrogen.
Story: https://climatesolutions.news/news/worlds-largest-ocean-based-carbon-removal-facility-coming-in-2026
A pilot glass furnace in St Helens, UK, combines green electricity, hydrogen + biofuels.
It can slash emissions by up to 56% and demonstrates a scalable path for decarbonising foundation industries.
https://climatesolutions.news/sectors/pilot-furnace-aims-to-slash-glass-industry-emissions
