From reality to scale-up: Groundbreaking Mammoth
On 28 June 2022, we announced the groundbreaking of Climeworks’ second, newest and largest direct air capture and storage plant, Mammoth. This plant represents a demonstratable step in our ambitious scale-up plan: multi-megaton capacity by 2030 and being on track to gigaton capacity by 2050.
In September 2021, we began operations of Orca in Iceland, kick-starting high-quality carbon removal capacity availability. This second plant, also in Iceland, is designed with a nominal CO₂ capture capacity of 36,000 tons per year when fully operational – an order of magnitude larger than its Orca.
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A glimpse into the future
Take a look at this beautiful rendering of the upcoming facility.
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Arctic Fox Our first facility in Iceland marked the beginning of permanent and safe carbon dioxide removal via direct air capture.

On 28 June 2022, we announced the groundbreaking of Climeworks’ second, newest and largest direct air capture and storage plant, Mammoth.
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High-quality carbon removal for your climate strategy via Climeworks' direct air capture and storage (DAC+S) technology.