Climeworks

Climeworks captures CO2 from the air via commercial carbon dioxide removal technology. Its direct air capture plants capture CO2 with a filter, using mainly low-grade heat as an energy source. The pure CO2 gas is then sold to customers in key markets, including commercial agriculture, food and beverage industries, the energy sector, and the automotive industry. Customers utilize this atmospheric CO2 in carbonated drinks or to produce carbon-neutral hydrocarbon fuels and materials. Additionally, the company enables customers to realize their climate goals by reversing their emissions and safely storing the captured CO2.

Direct Air Capture and Storage (DAC+S)
A technology that captures CO2 directly from the air and stores it underground for over 10,000 years, ensuring permanent removal.

Orca Plant
The world's first large-scale commercial facility for direct air capture and storage of CO2, located in Iceland.

Mammoth Plant
A new and to-date largest direct air capture and storage facility being developed by Climeworks, aimed at significantly increasing CO2 removal capacity.

Carbon Removal Services for Enterprises
A service targeting enterprises seeking to incorporate high-quality carbon removal into their net-zero strategies, offering removal of large volumes of CO2.

Carbon Removal Services for SMEs
Designed for small to medium businesses, this service allows for the purchase of carbon removal to support Climeworks' scale-up and contribute to global net-zero goals.

Carbon Removal Services for Individuals
Enables individuals to contribute to the fight against climate change by purchasing carbon removal services to offset their carbon footprint.