Carbon removal startups eye power generation
By George Moriarty
Published on March 25, 2026.
Startups that initially sold carbon removal credits are focusing on power generation as demand for data center power increases rapidly increases. The rise in power generation is particularly noticeable in the industry, with companies such as Arbor Energy working with GridMarket to deliver 5 GW of its technology by 2029. This shift from selling carbon removal to producing power is seen as a significant revenue stream.
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