Climeworks is pioneering one of the most promising approaches to carbon dioxide removal: direct air capture, in which giant machines suck carbon out of the sky.
The global potential for geological CO₂ storage is huge - here is what you should know about it.
Our three events brought together stakeholders from across the industry to discuss how carbon removal solutions can be deployed at scale in a timely, qualitative, and just manner.
Climeworks is exploring the development of a large-scale direct air capture project in Kenya to remove and store carbon dioxide from the atmosphere with Great Carbon Valley.
Climeworks and Great Carbon Valley (GCV) are exploring the development of large-scale DAC+S projects in Kenya.
Climeworks and Carbfix announce to work with Puro.earth to certify Climeworks’ carbon dioxide removal (CDR) services under the Puro Standard.
The film “Climeworks: Removing CO₂ from the air” dives into our history, technology, and scalable potential.
During our online webinar, JPMorgan Chase & Co. and The Nature Conservancy discussed why a carbon removal portfolio needs to include both technological and nature-based solutions.
Together with its project partners, Climeworks received Notification of Selection for three out of three direct air capture hub proposals from the U.S. Department of Energy.
The Department of Energy is investing up to $1.2 billion in direct air capture technology to lower carbon emissions.
Battelle and leading clean technology developers Climeworks and Heirloom have received Notification of Selection from the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE).
Direct air capture plants proposed by Occidental and Climeworks will receive as much as $1.2 billion in US funding to fight climate change.
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