Choose your CO₂ removal plan

Direct air capture is a technology that captures carbon dioxide from ambient air. It can be classified as a CDR solution if combined with CO₂ storage. There are many options around the world to store carbon dioxide after it has been captured from the air, making direct air capture a flexible solution that can be situated anywhere in the world.  Climeworks operates the world’s largest DAC+S plant named “Orca” in Iceland. Orca nominally removes 4’000 tons of CO₂ from the atmosphere every year.

Choose a level of climate-positive action that matches your lifestyle and complete the sign up. No strings attached, you can tell us to stop our carbon dioxide removal service for you at any time. Each year, we send you a confirmation of the amount of carbon dioxide removal you have ordered. No middle-men, no unintended side effects: easy and direct climate change solutions.

This is of course up to you! Do you want to enable the removal of some carbon dioxide to reduce your personal footprint? Good! Are you planning a long flight and want to build up some carbon dioxide "allowance" first? Even better! Do you believe that the Climeworks technology is surprisingly cool and deserves some more publicity? Great! Join us on the climate positive journey.

Looking for more reasons to use Climework’s climate change solutions? Here is a 1 minute movie about the importance of carbon dioxide removal. Or check out the 'community spotlight' with testimonials from our climate positive customers.

To remove CO₂ in your name, Climeworks does two things:

1)  Build and install CO₂ capture plants at sequestration sites

2) Operate the CO₂ capture plants and hand over the CO₂ to our storage and monitoring partners (in Iceland this is Carbfix), who proceed with underground storage of the CO₂.

Building and installing a plant typically takes 1-2 years, the foreseen operational time of a plant is currently 10 years (and will presumably be even longer for future plants). Subject to the utilization and operation schedule of our plants, for CO₂ removal currently being subscribed for, our CO₂ removal service and the safe and permanent storage underground are completed within 5 years or earlier following the subscription date.

For comparison, this is at least 2 times faster than for typical other CO₂ removal approaches (for example, if trees are planted, it will typically take at least 10 years [source] until the CO₂ is removed from the air, for natural mineralization processes (enhanced weathering), it might take at least an order of magnitude longer [source] to complete CO₂ removal).

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On the carbon dioxide removal confirmation you will receive by the end of each year we state the amount of carbon dioxide that has been ordered for removal in your name. No one else can put a claim to that amount. We can exactly measure how much carbon dioxide our collectors capture from air, so we know exactly how much carbon dioxide has been removed in your name.

Most likely it is not possible, but that might depend on the tax regulations of your domicile. Please check with your tax consultant.

We are working on third party certification. The methodology of direct air capture from our Orca plant is already validated by DNV. That means that our facility in Iceland does capture CO₂ and deliver it to Carbfix for permanent storage as planned and this will be periodically verified/audited by a third party specialist.

Our next goal is to get our project to be eligible under highly reputational global standards, to approve an ongoing measurement methodology. This multi-step process has been kicked off.