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02.05.2023
Carbon dioxide is captured from the air and buried underground as part of groundbreaking new technology to slow climate change. Bill Whitaker met with teams making it happen in Iceland.
Read more05.04.2022
Climeworks has raised CHF 600 million in equity in its latest financing round, which will unlock the next phase of Climeworks' growth.
19.04.2023
Climeworks outlines its intent to engage in several large-scale direct air capture projects in the U.S. over the next few years, with the potential to create thousands of direct U.S. jobs in the process.
19.04.2023
Partners Group, a leading global private markets firm, has signed a 13-year agreement with Climeworks. Under the agreement, Climeworks will remove more than 7,000 metric tons of CO₂ from the atmosphere on Partners Group’s behalf, which will be permanently stored underground.
13.04.2023
Emissions reductions and carbon dioxide removal fulfil two fundamentally different purposes in solving the climate crisis and present differing dynamics. Hence, Climeworks believes that the two solutions should be clearly separated and treated differently, in line with climate science.
13.04.2023
The Swiss company’s statement calls for “a clear distinction between emissions reductions and carbon removals” in corporate and national climate plans and in the carbon market.
Read more06.04.2023
Discover our line-up for the Climeworks Direct Air Capture Summit, taking place on June 6, 2023.
05.04.2023
Direct air capture is hot right now, and Carlos Härtel is one of those leading the push to capitalize on it.
Read more01.04.2023
In this episode of Getting Warmer, Kal Penn explores some of the more drastic Plan Bs aimed at fighting global warming or protecting populations from climate extremes. These include supercharging the oceans’ ability to soak up CO2 and even managed retreat.
Read more21.03.2023
The construction of Climeworks’ Mammoth plant is well underway and the production of the plant’s CO₂ collector containers (abbreviated as CCs) has started. The CCs are the modular units capturing CO₂ from the air. They exemplify one of the core components of Climeworks’ direct air capture (DAC) plants, which will need to be produced on a much larger scale in the future. The CCs were fully developed and designed by Climeworks.
21.03.2023
Tackling climate change could require sucking carbon back out of the atmosphere, according to the IPCC. Jocelyn Timperley looks at how these 'negative emissions' might work.
Read more15.03.2023
Two companies developing technology to suck carbon out of the air, Switzerland's Climeworks and California's Heirloom, have teamed with non-profit firm Battelle to bid for a $500 million U.S. grant to commercialize the climate-friendly technology.
Read more15.03.2023
Climeworks and California’s direct air capture company Heirloom, have come together with independent non-profit firm Battelle to apply for a $500 million US grant to commercialize their carbon removal technology, reports Reuters on March 15th.
Read more06.03.2023
Our online webinar with Shopify put the spotlight on the buyer and supplier perspective about why companies should purchase carbon removal today.
01.03.2023
In January 2020, Microsoft announced its $1 billion Climate Innovation Fund, and six months later Amazon unveiled its $2 billion Climate Pledge Fund.
Read more23.02.2023
Climeworks is amongst the founders of the newly launched Carbon Removal Alliance (CRA) - the first policy coalition focused on a portfolio of high-quality, permanent carbon removal.
23.02.2023
More than 20 companies in the burgeoning carbon removal industry on Thursday launched a coalition that will lobby the U.S. government for new policies to help commercialize the nascent technology, which has received a flood of private investment in recent years.
Read more23.02.2023
The Carbon Removal Alliance brings together 20+ members, spanning removal companies with multiple methods, buyers, and more. Members include Charm Industrial, Lithos Carbon, Stripe, Climeworks, and CarbonBuilt, to name a few.
Read more21.02.2023
Co-founder and co-CEO Jan Wurzbacher shared his expert insight at TED Countdown on the potential and challenges of scaling direct air capture technology.
15.02.2023
Climeworks, the world’s best-funded carbon removal startup and a poster child of European climate tech, is looking to expand into the US in the wake of the country’s $369bn climate bill, which offers significant financial incentives for climate tech companies.
Read more14.02.2023
The Louisiana proposal is one of several that Climeworks AG is seeking to build out with funding from the Energy Department's $3.5 billion direct air capture program.
Read more10.02.2023
Seventy representatives of organizations concerned with carbon dioxide removal (CDR), incl. Climeworks, are calling for standards to assess the performance of different CDR approaches in an open letter.
25.01.2023
After working to expand Tesla’s operations internationally, Douglas Chan is leading a similar effort at Swiss climate tech company Climeworks.
Read more24.01.2023
The latest climate win came in the form of an audit. The Swiss company Climeworks this month hit a milestone when, for the first time, an independent third-party verified the startup's novel technology for sucking carbon dioxide out of the atmosphere and storing it underground.
Read more16.01.2023
Negative emissions technology pioneer Climeworks has chalked up another major milestone for the nascent industry, last week confirming it has provided third-party certified carbon dioxide removal (CDR)
Read more13.01.2023
In a field long plagued by hype and high costs, carbon removal startups are showing real promise. The question is whether they can scale up in time.
Read more12.01.2023
Climeworks provides third-party certified CDR services, performed at Orca, to its first corporate customers, thereby setting new industry standards for carbon dioxide removal (CDR) via direct air capture & storage (DAC+S).
12.01.2023
One of the most important technologies to address climate change got a boost Thursday when a startup said it pulled carbon dioxide from the open air and stored it underground.
Read more12.01.2023
In what could be a major milestone in the fight against climate change, a startup said Thursday it has started successfully pulling carbon dioxide from the air and burying it underground.
Read more11.01.2023
From 16-20 January, Climeworks will participate in the World Economic Forum 2023 Annual Meeting in Davos to further advance the understanding of CDR technologies as a necessary tool for climate change mitigation in addition to emissions reductions, drive climate commitments, and foster new as well as existing relationships.
21.12.2022
Learn more about the major milestones that Climeworks achieved over the past 12 months.
16.12.2022
The site where Climeworks’ new and largest DAC+S plant Mammoth will be located is progressing well.
13.12.2022
Climeworks introduces its second industry snapshot, a publication focusing on the trends and topics driving growth within the direct air capture (DAC) industry. In this iteration, Climeworks examines the increasing deployment of DAC technology, and the conditions necessary to further drive it.
02.12.2022
Our online webinar with Swiss Re provided a first-hand insight into how insurers can leverage their expertise to enter the nascent carbon removal market.
14.11.2022
Climeworks signed a multi-year carbon dioxide removal (CDR) agreement with H&M Group, covering the removal of 10,000 tons of CO₂. The CDR agreement with Climeworks is H&M Group’s first step of a long-term commitment to high-quality CDR.
01.11.2022
Finding the right talents to inspire climate action and realize the potential of carbon dioxide removal (CDR) in the fight against global warming is a crucial component of Climeworks’ journey and the entire industry’s development.
28.10.2022
COP27 will take place from 6-18 November in Sharm el-Sheikh, Egypt. Learn more about Climeworks' activities there!
27.10.2022
If the problem is that we’ve been taking too much carbon out of the ground and releasing it into the air, why not reverse that process? Take carbon out of the air and put it back in the ground?
Read more20.10.2022
Today, Climeworks completes the commercial operations of its direct air capture (DAC) facility in Hinwil, Switzerland, which allows us to double down on our direct air capture and storage (DAC+S) journey to gigaton capacity by 2050
20.10.2022
The company is pivoting from selling CO2 to make fizzy beverages to storing the greenhouse gas permanently underground.
Read more17.10.2022
Carbon removal specialist Climeworks is on its way to reach multi-megaton capacity as early as 2040, according to the company itself.
Read more19.09.2022
Climeworks and Carbfix are proud to have developed and implemented the first full-chain methodology for CDR via DAC+S, in close consultation with DNV
19.09.2022
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Read more15.09.2022
The time is right to further contribute our expertise in DAC to the U.S., an ecosystem with forward momentum in DAC, a skilled talent pool, and an experienced network of companies and civil society stakeholders.
05.09.2022
PwC Switzerland has selected Climeworks' high-quality carbon removal service to help achieve their goal of reaching net zero GHG emissions by 2030.
30.08.2022
UBS is the latest and largest financial services company to commit to Climeworks’ carbon removal service
29.08.2022
As CO2 emissions continue to climb, experts say our chances of averting drastic climate change will rest not just on reigning in pollution, but also on removing carbon from the atmosphere.
Read more29.08.2022
As CO2 emissions continue to climb, experts say our chances of averting drastic climate change will rest not just on reigning in pollution, but also on removing carbon from the atmosphere.
Read more11.08.2022
On a desolate, snow-dusted stretch of Icelandic tundra, east of Reykjavik, eight giant metal boxes, stacked in twos, rise out of the ground on concrete stilts. Along one side, numerous black fans whirr continuously, sucking in the cool air.
Read more18.07.2022
Read up on the key take-aways of this year's Direct Air Capture summit, hosted by Climeworks!
13.07.2022
Climeworks is proud to take its collaboration with Microsoft to the next level with a new, 10-year carbon removal agreement.