InPlanet has been selected as a Brazilian supplier in Whirlpool Corporation's durable carbon removal portfolio, according to the announcement. The move ties a major appliance manufacturer to long-lived carbon removal credits sourced from Brazil. Durable carbon removal typically refers to methods that lock CO2 away for centuries, such as enhanced rock weathering, which spreads crushed silicate rock on soil to accelerate natural weathering. Corporate buyers like Whirlpool are increasingly signing these offtakes to offset hard-to-abate emissions, though volumes and verification standards vary widely. For the carbon market, this adds another data point on corporate demand for high-permanence removal. The practical test will be in the monitoring, reporting, and verification details, and whether the credits are registered on a public registry.
