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NextGen - a South Pole/Mitsubishi Corporation joint venture - establishes world's largest diversified portfolio of permanent carbon dioxide removals to scale the market - Vimarsana News

NextGen - a South Pole/Mitsubishi Corporation joint venture - establishes world's largest diversified portfolio of permanent carbon dioxide removals to scale the market

NextGen CDR Facility (NextGen) announces first contracts to purchase carbon dioxide removals (CDRs), demonstrating support for scaling the market for carbon...

World's Largest Diversified Portfolio Of Permanent Carbon Removals - Vimarsana News

World's Largest Diversified Portfolio Of Permanent Carbon Removals

Zurich, 26 April, 2023 - NextGen CDR Facility (NextGen) - a joint venture between global climate project developer and solutions provider, South Pole, and

Prince Ludwig of Bavaria Is Getting Married This Spring - Vimarsana News

Prince Ludwig of Bavaria Is Getting Married This Spring

Prince Ludwig of Bavaria and Sophie-Alexandra Evekink are getting married on May 20, 2023, at Nymphenburg Palace. Here are the details.

Source: brides.com
LGT reports sharp rise in profit and strong net asset inflows in - Vimarsana News

LGT reports sharp rise in profit and strong net asset inflows in

LGT, the international Private Banking and Asset Management group owned by the Princely Family of

Source: ryt9.com
LGT Crestone chair Max von Liechtenstein says solar and wind have been underestimated - Vimarsana News

LGT Crestone chair Max von Liechtenstein says solar and wind have been underestimated

Max von Liechtenstein, son of the reigning Prince of Liechtenstein, is in charge of an investment group managing some $480 billion.

Source: afr.com