Climeworks Solutions, a global leader in direct air capture, has announced 14 new carbon dioxide removal (CDR) partnerships in the first half of 2026. This expansion demonstrates the accelerating market momentum for carbon capture and the strengthening of technological solutions to meet global climate objectives.
Read the full article · Carbon Herald ↗Berlin-based carbon infrastructure firm Ucaneo has officially opened Germany's largest Direct Air Capture (DAC) plant in Berlin-Marzahn. This facility represents a major milestone in deploying DAC technology across Europe and demonstrates the growing commercial viability of capturing CO₂ directly from ambient air. The project marks a turning point for Germany's carbon industry and climate ambitions.
Cambridge-based carbon capture innovator Mantel has announced a Strategic Supply Agreement with Danish thermal engineering specialist Aalborg CSP. This partnership aims to modularize molten salt carbon capture technology, a key advancement to accelerate commercial deployment of DAC (Direct Air Capture) solutions. Modularization could reduce costs and facilitate global adoption of this capture technology.
Los Alamos-based Spiritus has inked a Joint Development Agreement with Aramco's Research & Development Center (R&DC) to advance Direct Air Capture (DAC) technology to the next scale. This strategic partnership between a clean-tech innovator and an energy giant signals the acceleration of commercial DAC solution deployment. Advancing DAC technology toward large-scale commercialization is a key milestone for atmospheric CO₂ removal.