Salesforce Contracted Eight New Carbon Removal Suppliers
The company has added new partners to support its goal of investing $100 million in carbon removal solutions through 2030.
Updated on Sept. 30, 2026 in Electric Vehicles
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Salesforce has completed new carbon removal pre-purchase agreements with eight additional suppliers, covering more than 3,600 tonnes of carbon removal. This move builds upon the company's previous commitment to scale carbon removal technologies.
Why it matters
These contracts help fulfill the company's pledge as a founding member of the First Movers Coalition by supporting the development of pilot and demonstration units for carbon removal technologies. The investment aims to scale the industry for long-term sustainability efforts.
Salesforce has contracted eight new suppliers to join 19 partners announced in January 2026. The new deals support a broader $100 million commitment for carbon removal solutions scheduled through 2030.
The players
Salesforce
A global cloud-based software company that actively invests in environmental sustainability and carbon removal technology as a founding member of the First Movers Coalition.
Milkywire
A Swedish organization that specializes in facilitating carbon removal procurement and identifying suppliers with high potential for long-term impact.
The details
The newly selected suppliers include Sirona Technologies, Yama, Brineworks, Deep Sky, PRONOE, Alkamy Carbon, Carba, and Cowboy Clean Fuels. Through the facilitator Milkywire, these agreements provide support for early-stage carbon removal pathways such as ocean alkalinity enhancement, direct air capture, and biomass storage. This process helps these developers transition from concept to the construction of pilot and demonstration units.
Timeline
January 2026 marked the announcement of 19 prior supplier agreements.
September 30, 2026, saw the announcement of the eight new carbon removal deals.
Salesforce maintains a contract goal for CO2 removal solutions through 2030.
The Home Front
These contracts follow the pattern set by the First Movers Coalition, which aims to drive market demand for emerging climate technologies. By scaling these pilot projects, the initiative seeks to establish a supply chain for carbon removal that will influence future corporate sustainability standards.
While these industrial carbon removal efforts do not require immediate action at home, they indicate a long-term trend toward cleaner supply chains that may eventually influence the household products and energy services you purchase. You can track your own household carbon footprint using public calculators to stay informed about personal environmental goals.
The takeaway
Large-scale corporate commitments are currently driving the development of new carbon removal technologies to help reach climate targets. Homeowners interested in these initiatives can look for labels on home-energy products that highlight verified carbon-offset or removal programs.
Further reading
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Source note: This article includes information reported by ESG Today.
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