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Every Vizibli subscription helps with carbon removal

Removing carbon is critical to achieving our net zero goals. That's why Vizibli is contributing 1% of our revenues to support innovative technologies and companies that are at the forefront of decarbonisation. We've partnered with Stripe Climate to identify and fund businesses doing some amazing things.

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At Vizibli, we believe sustainability should do more than measure impact — it should actively reduce it.

That's why every Vizibli subscription contributes to durable carbon removal, supporting the scale-up of innovative technologies that permanently remove CO₂ from the atmosphere.

We do this by aligning with Stripe Climate and its carbon-removal buying programme, Frontier, acting as an early customer for the most promising solutions on the planet.

Stripe Climate is one of the simplest and most credible ways businesses can help permanent carbon-removal technologies launch and scale.

Frontier's founding members include Google, Meta, McKinsey, Shopify and Stripe and brings together leading scientists and climate experts to identify solutions with the potential to remove carbon at gigaton scale — not offsets, not avoidance, but real, measurable removal.

By participating, Vizibli customers are part of a growing group of ambitious businesses accelerating technologies the world will need to avoid the worst impacts of climate change.

What your subscription is helping to fund

Your contribution supports early deployment of multiple carbon-removal approaches — increasing the likelihood these solutions become viable at global scale.

Karbonetiq

Karbonetiq takes alkaline industrial residues that naturally absorb CO₂ from the air and cycles them through a low-cost, passive aeration system. Their system could improve mineralisation rates by increasing exposed surface area and minimising deployment footprint, allowing projects to be co-located with existing industrial activities.

Limenet

Limenet is developing a custom electric kiln to produce zero-carbon quicklime – a clean, fast-reacting feedstock. Their carbon-free quicklime enables a range of promising approaches to scale, and can support broader decarbonisation efforts by replacing industrial quicklime commonly used in applications like steel production and cement manufacturing.

pHathom

pHathom captures CO₂ emissions from coastal bioenergy plants using a slurry of limestone, seawater and biocatalysts inside a weathering reactor, forming a stable bicarbonate solution that can be safely discharged into the ocean. Their approach provides critical storage for coastal projects, enabling scalability where geologic injection is not feasible.

By using Vizibli, you're not just understanding your footprint — you're actively helping build the next generation of permanent carbon-removal infrastructure. Think of it like early-stage venture capital for the climate: small contributions today that unlock massive impact tomorrow.

Measure. Reduce. Remove.

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