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World Economic Forum awards Climeworks
Climeworks has been selected, among hundreds of candidates, as one of the World Economic Forum’s “Technology Pioneers”.
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Making unlimited renewable fuel a reality
Norsk e-Fuel AS, the new European industry consortium headquartered in Oslo, has announced to industrialize Power-to-Liquid technology (PtL) in Norway for the European market.
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Climeworks raises private investment
Climeworks raises CHF 73M (USD 75M) – the largest ever private investment into direct air capture
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Stripe partners with Climeworks
Businesses play an important role when it comes to mitigating climate change. Some pioneering businesses are already taking action and thereby inspiring others to follow suit.
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Turning CO₂ into a high-tech resource: Carbon black
At Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT), the NECOC research project is aimed at building a unique test facility for active reduction of atmospheric carbon dioxide (CO₂).
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Greta Thunberg at Climeworks' direct air capture plant in Hinwil
On 10th March 2020 we had the honor of welcoming the inspiring Greta Thunberg to our direct air capture plant in Hinwil.
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Global carbon capture technology leaders collaborate
Global carbon capture technology leaders, Svante Inc. and Climeworks AG, collaborate on the development of carbon capture solutions to enable customers transition to net-zero.
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Climeworks opens office in Germany
Climeworks AG established its subsidiary Climeworks Deutschland GmbH, that has opened its offices in Cologne, Germany.
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Climeworks featured in kickstarter campaign
Impossible Labs launched Kickstarter campaign for bracelets that are made from air-captured CO₂
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Climeworks and Antecy join forces
Climeworks and Antecy share the same goal of removing climate-relevant amounts of CO₂ from the atmosphere and joining forces renders this goal more achievable.
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Climeworks sets up Power-to-Liquid test facility
On the premises of the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT), a new test facility – within the German government-funded P2X Kopernikus project.
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Study to produce renewable jet fuel from air
Climeworks is excited to play a major part in a study initiated together with Rotterdam The Hague Airport researching the production of renewable jet fuel from air.
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