The companies are early movers in aviation to boost the scale-up of direct air capture to help fight global warming and secure a more sustainable future for aviation.
Discover some of the innovative techniques used by carbon removal companies, equipping us for the future with their approaches to carbon dioxide removal.
The core infrastructure of Climeworks' newest and largest direct air capture plant is in place
February 2024 saw several key announcements in European climate policy, as negotiations and legislative deliberations are taking place.
The provisional political agreement highlights European leadership to ensure proper and scientific deployment of high-quality CDR.
Today, the European Commission announced its recommendation for a 2040 climate target. The plan expresses a clear need for carbon dioxide removal.
Reflecting on the development of carbon markets, as well as ways that companies can proactively meet their long-term sustainability targets
Climeworks is the first company to succeed in removing carbon from the air and storing it deep underground.
Climeworks was part of the World Economic Forum Annual Meeting in Davos this year
Climeworks and Svante signed a collaboration and supply agreement to further advance commercial-scale solutions for direct air capture.
Jan Wurzbacher, co-founder and co-CEO of Climeworks, discusses how their direct air capture technology is partnering with companies to help them meet net zero emissions goals.
How does DACs fit into an overall CDR portfolio for companies looking to offset their long tail of GHG emissions, and how can they get involved in making it a reality?
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