When we fund climate projects, how can we ensure they’re having the real positive impact they claim to have? It’s a request we often get from our Lune customers.

We want all our sustainability champions to know about the projects they’re supporting. In doing so they can feel confident in their decision, easily share the news with their stakeholders, and celebrate the successes. 

So, to help bring the impact of climate contributions to life, we’re publishing quarterly updates from Lune’s library of curated, high-quality carbon projects (we won’t have updates for every project every time, but we’ll share what we do) – and this is the update for Q1 2024. 

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Enough carbon capture to fill a stadium 13 times

CarbonCure, a leader in mineralising captured carbon and permanently storing it in concrete, celebrates a monumental achievement: producing 50 million cubic yards of lower-carbon concrete, enough to fill the Dallas Cowboys’ AT&T Stadium 13 times.

It’s an incredible milestone that marks the reduction and removal of 400,000 metric tons of CO2 from the atmosphere. The equivalent of the annual emissions from over 88,000 cars or the carbon sequestration of 477,000 acres of forests.

At Lune, we love hearing how these innovative carbon capture technologies are beginning to realise their true potential. Congrats to the team and all those who have funded the project!

Wakefield Biochar President joins US biochar coalition board

A huge congratulations to Tom Marrero, President of Wakefield BioChar, who has taken on a new leadership role as Co-Chair of the Standards Committee on the US Biochar Coalition Board.

This move signifies Wakefield BioChar's deep commitment to promoting sustainable biochar solutions and advancing industry standards. Marrero's appointment highlights the company's alignment with the Coalition's goals to positively impact the environment and encourage the adoption of biochar practices.

We’re delighted to see the projects featured on Lune’s curated library of carbon credits spread their positive impact well beyond carbon!

English class starts in Keo Seima

The Keo Seima REDD+ Project is offering English classes to the indigenous Bunong children within the Keo Seima Wildlife Sanctuary. These classes are more than just language lessons; they are lessons in the possibilities that emerge when we link environmental action with social upliftment.

At Lune, we're moved by this seamless integration of conservation and education, showcasing the expansive impact of innovative carbon credit projects beyond mere carbon sequestration.

High quality and transparent climate projects

These updates are just a few snippets of the impact high-quality carbon projects have. Curious about our own process for sourcing and evaluating the high-quality carbon projects we include in our library at Lune? Download our quality assessment guide.