News and Coverage

Therm has achieved carbon neutrality by retiring 81 Super Pollutant Carbon Credits from a refrigerant leak detection project deployed at a US supermarket.

Carbon Pulse interviewed Therm's CEO about plans to rapidly scale super pollutant carbon credit projects into Central and South America as food supply chains shift into the region.

Carbon Herald reported on Therm's first carbon credit issuance in Mexico, tied to the elimination of HFC refrigerants from cold-chain facilities in Guadalajara, Monterrey, and Villagrán — representing a combined climate impact exceeding 82,000 mTCO2e.

NaturalRefrigerants.com profiled Hillphoenix's expanding transcritical CO2 refrigeration portfolio, noting a new partnership with Therm to help grocery retailers access carbon credits and utility rebates — reducing the upfront cost of natural refrigerant adoption.

Therm's first Mexican carbon credit issuance targets super pollutant HFC refrigerants, expanding food supply chain emissions reduction in Latin America.

Therm has issued its first island-based carbon credits through a Puerto Rico grocery retail project built on transcritical CO₂ from day one — forgoing HFC refrigerants entirely and demonstrating the model's reach beyond mainland markets.

Therm was recognized among 109 applicants in the Land Use and Carbon category of Trellis's 2025 25 Climate Tech Startups to Watch list, named for its work eliminating super pollutants from commercial refrigeration across the food supply chain.

Therm closes a $3.6M Series A to accelerate global expansion of Super Pollutant Carbon Credits, targeting a $10B voluntary carbon market opportunity by 2030.