Recent investment in Climeworks has been boosted from CHF 73M to CHF 100M. In a first phase of this funding round, Climeworks had announced the successful raise of CHF 73 million (USD 75 million) in equity from private investors in April. As of August 2020, Climeworks’ funding round has been completed with a total equity investment amount of CHF 100M (USD 110M) - the largest ever investment into direct air capture.
Climeworks plant in Hinwil, Switzerland
This additional funding, from private investors, confirms the trust in Climeworks’ technology and its potential as a solution to reverse climate change. The largest ever investment into direct air capture technology is a strong signal in the fight against climate change.
The funding will be used to further scale and optimize Climeworks’ direct air capture technology and make it accessible to even more stakeholders; people, businesses and organizations alike.
Climeworks is one of the global leaders in carbon dioxide removal. Its patented direct air capture technology removes carbon dioxide directly from the air. It uses clean, renewable energy, thereby providing a truly pure carbon dioxide removal solution.
Current customers include established businesses and organizations worldwide, all with ambitious climate targets, and a growing community of people inspired to take pioneering climate action with Climeworks.
“We are humbled by the commitment of our investors and thankful that we could achieve our target of raising CHF 100 million in order to substantially advance our carbon dioxide removal solutions. This investment will help us to rapidly implement the next steps of our scale-up roadmap as well as to improve our technology further. Our vision is to inspire 1 billion people to remove carbon dioxide from the air – and this investment will help us achieve that goal,” says Christoph Gebald, co-founder and co-CEO of Climeworks.
For more information:
Climeworks
Birchstrasse 155
CH - 8050 Zurich
Switzerland
+41 (0)44 533 29 99
contact@climeworks.com
www.climeworks.com