Published by Teresa on June 19, 2026
Record removals signed: Climeworks Solutions has signed 14 new carbon removal deals in its strongest half-year to date, totaling approximately 450,000 tons of carbon dioxide removal (CDR) across a wide portfolio of solutions.
Market diversification: These new agreements with a range of leading global companies across sectors point to an expanding and diversifying buyer base beyond early pioneers.
London and Zurich | June 19, 2026 – As London Climate Action Week (LCAW) 2026 is about to begin, Climeworks Solutions today announces that it has signed 14 new carbon removal partnerships in the first half of 2026, underscoring strong momentum.
Together, the agreements represent approximately 450,000 tons of carbon dioxide removal, spanning a diversified portfolio of pathways including Biochar, Bio Energy with Carbon Capture and Storage (BECCS), Enhanced Rock Weathering (ERW), Afforestation, Reforestation and Revegetation (ARR), as well as Direct Air Capture (DAC).
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Climeworks Solutions’ continued growth underscores a broadening of the buyer base in the market, with demand expanding across sectors and geographies.
The 14 new partnerships span industries including banking, aviation, healthcare, luxury, retail, and technology. The companies involved each generate more than USD 5 billion in annual revenue, reflecting increasing engagement from large global organizations integrating carbon removal into their net-zero strategies. Several partnerships have already been announced, while others will be disclosed in the coming months.
Among the announced agreements are a series of firsts for Climeworks Solutions:
Tapestry: Climeworks Solutions’ first partnership with a North American retail and consumer goods group
NTT DATA: the company’s first portfolio agreement with a major AI infrastructure company
TD Bank: the company’s first Canadian financial services partnership
These agreements further strengthen Climeworks Solutions’ position as a partner of choice for organizations seeking high-quality carbon removal portfolios. Today, it serves more than 200 companies globally, many of which are part of the Forbes Global 2000. Based on current market estimates, more than half of all Forbes Global 2000 companies purchasing high-quality carbon removal solutions partner with Climeworks Solutions.
“In just two years, Climeworks Solutions has established itself as a leader in this space by combining the best engineered and nature-based removals into diversified portfolios, while maintaining a strong focus on delivery, transparency and reliability.” said Adrian Siegrist, Chief Commercial Officer at Climeworks. “Building on over a decade of leadership in Direct Air Capture and a world-class scientific team, we are helping shape the market for high-quality carbon removal.”
Alongside growing demand, Climeworks Solutions continues to focus on delivery and reliability. It achieved 100% delivery rate across its portfolios in 2025, reinforcing its role as a trusted partner in a complex and evolving ecosystem. These new orders build on that track record and signal the importance of delivery in building a more mature and reliable carbon removal market.
This announcement comes as London Climate Action Week 2026 is about to kick-off, where the Climeworks Solutions team will engage with sustainability leaders to further accelerate the adoption of carbon removal and support the scaling of the market.
Climeworks Solutions is a market-leading provider of high-quality carbon removal portfolios. The company designs tailored, diversified portfolios across nature-based, hybrid, and engineered carbon removal pathways, enabling organizations to address residual emissions with science-based solutions.
Climeworks Solutions sources and manages best-in-class third-party and proprietary carbon removal, aligning portfolios with each customer’s needs. Its rigorous due diligence framework, combined with scientific advisory, helps organizations navigate a complex and rapidly evolving market with clarity and confidence.
Launched in 2024 as part of Climeworks, a pioneer in Direct Air Capture (DAC), Climeworks Solutions builds on more than a decade of experience in scaling engineered carbon removal. Today, it is trusted by more than 200 companies worldwide, including leading global organizations such as SAP, Schneider Electric and NTT DATA.
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