Arbor has landed a $41 million offtake agreement from the Frontier coalition, in one of the advanced market commitment’s largest such deals to date. The contract will help fund Arbor’s first commercial-scale facility in Louisiana, which is expected to come online in 2028.

Frontier, the organization backed by Stripe, Google, and Meta, announced it is paying Arbor Energy to remove 116,000 tons of carbon dioxide by the end of the decade. The deal gives Arbor $41 million to help it build its first commercial-scale power plant in southern Louisiana that will generate electricity for a data center.

Arbor today announced a contract to deliver 25,000 tons of permanent carbon dioxide removal to Microsoft. Starting in 2027, Arbor will support Microsoft’s climate goals by delivering 5,000 tons of carbon removal per year while generating enough clean electricity to power thousands of homes.