Climeworks Secures $162 Million in Landmark Carbon Removal Investment
Zurich, Switzerland – Climeworks, a global leader in Direct Air Capture (DAC) technology, has reached a pivotal milestone by securing $162 million in additional equity funding, marking the largest carbon removal investment recorded worldwide in 2025. This funding elevates Climeworks’ total financing to over $1 billion since its inception, further establishing its preeminence in the carbon removal sector.
The latest investment round saw substantial participation from BigPoint Holding and Partners Group, along with significant support from existing investors. This backing highlights a strong commitment to Climeworks’ technological advancements and its long-term vision for revolutionizing carbon capture.
The new capital will accelerate the ongoing development of Climeworks’ cutting-edge DAC technology, aimed at reducing the cost of carbon removal efforts. Key facilities like the Orca plant have already validated Climeworks’ innovative approach, while the Mammoth plant is set to enhance scalability and facilitate large-scale testing of new technologies. Noteworthy advancements include doubled energy efficiency and extended lifespan of filter materials, essential for making DAC financially viable.
As the carbon removal market experiences rapid growth, Climeworks is committed to diversifying its offerings, providing tailored carbon removal solutions to meet both immediate and long-term corporate needs. Analysts forecast significant expansion in the sector, potentially reaching $80 billion by 2030 and $1 trillion by 2050.
Christoph Gebald, co-CEO and co-founder of Climeworks, emphasized the transformation of DAC from a concept into a critical component for environmental sustainability. “Our hybrid model fosters long-term demand while generating cash flow today, illustrating the inevitable rise of carbon removal,” he stated. As Climeworks continues to lead in the carbon removal market, its recent funding marks a crucial step toward a more sustainable future.
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