Mission Zero Technologies raises £21.8m to deliver 'energy efficient' direct air capture solution

Cecilia Keating
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Bill Gates' Breakthrough Energy Ventures and Andrew Forrest's Fortescue among backers of UK start-up

A British company that makes direct air capture (DAC) technology has announced it has raised £21.8m in funding from a range of investors, including firms fronted by Australian mining magnate Andrew Forrest...

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