The LEGO Group invests DKK 18 million in carbon removal projects with Climate Impact Partners and ClimeFi
The LEGO Group announced an investment of DKK 18 million (USD$18 million) across four carbon removal projects, including a reforestation project in Mexico delivered by Climate Impact Partners and three technology-based projects (biomass geological storage, mineralization, marine CO2 removal) delivered by ClimeFi.
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- DKK 18 million (USD$18 million) investment by The LEGO Group.
- Diversified portfolio across four carbon removal projects.
- Includes both nature-based (reforestation) and technology-based solutions.
- Partnerships with Climate Impact Partners and ClimeFi.
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The investment is for carbon removal projects, including one nature-based project (reforestation) and three technology-based projects (biomass geological storage, mineralization, marine CO2 removal). Quote: "The LEGO Group announced a series of carbon removal investments, expanding the company’s carbon portfolio with both nature-based and technology-based projects." and "including a project restoring degraded tropical forest across more than 14,000 hectares in Mexico, delivered by Climate Impact Partners, and three projects delivered by ClimeFi utilizing technologies including biomass geological storage that uses slurry injection technology to store carbon-rich organic waste deep underground, mineralization, which converts CO2 into building materials, and marine CO2 removal, which removes carbon dioxide through wastewater alkalinity enhancement for long-term storage in oceans."
"The LEGO Group announced a series of carbon removal investments"
"climate solutions providers Climate Impact Partners"
"climate solutions providers Climate Impact Partners and ClimeFi"
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