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Climeworks launched its direct air capture and storage plant in Iceland in September 2021 | Credit: Climeworks
BeZero Carbon research points to growing commercial interest in carbon removals such as direct air capture, enhanced weathering and biochar
Growing numbers of businesses are now investing in carbon removals such as direct air capture (DAC), enhanced weathering and biochar technologies in a bid to secure future financial savings and position...
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