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Concrete action: Mammut makes climate contribution with revolutionary CO2 removal initiative
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The Danish tech start-up Klimate serves as the linchpin in this alliance, uniting all stakeholders toward a common goal: ARC in Copenhagen captures up to 4 tons of CO daily directly from the flue gas of the waste-to-energy plant. Bofort provides the ISO tank for liquefied CO and manages its transport to Finland where Carbonaide integrates the captured CO into their more sustainable concrete production process, thus binding it permanently. Mammut, as the "buyer" in this project, commits to decarbonizing a total of 90 tons of CO by the end of 2025.
Despite the innovative removal and storage process, Mammut's primary goal is to reduce its emissions. As Tobias Steinegger , Head of Corporate Responsibility at Mammut, states: " "
Mads Emil Dalsgaard , Co-CEO of Klimate states: "
The initiative's visual representation features multiple-time World Champion and Olympian Adam Ondra climbing an artificial route on the exterior of CopenHill, one of the tallest of its kind globally. This symbolic climb not only highlights the physical challenges overcome by athletes but also underscores the commitment to environmental stewardship within the sporting community.
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