Scaling a low-energy, heat-free technology for Direct Air Capture of CO2
Notable Achievements
- Raised £3.6M from Breakthrough Energy Ventures and Anglo American
- UK Government funded (£3M) Pilot Plant
- Recognised with $1M award as one of top 15 CDR technologies in the world by the Elon Musk funded CDR X-Prize.
Currently Operating in Two Regions
Press Mentions
October 15, 2024
UK startup begins delivery of DAC plant in Canada | Envirotec
Mission Zero Technologies is making waves by delivering its groundbreaking direct air capture plant to Canada, marking a significant step in carbon reduction efforts. This UK startup's innovative...
Read on Envirotec »October 14, 2024
Company behind UK's first commercial direct air capture plant begins international deployment
Mission Zero Technologies is making waves by deploying its innovative direct air capture plant internationally, starting in Canada. This exciting milestone showcases the company's commitment to...
Read more »March 20, 2024
British direct air capture company receives 25 million euros
London-based Mission Zero Technologies has raised €25.4 million to empower carbon removal worldwide. The company focuses on direct air capture technology, securing €21.8 million in Series A funding...
Read on Breaking Latest News »March 18, 2024
Mission Zero raises £21.8M Series A to scale versatile direct air capture technology worldwide
In 2150, Breakthrough Energy Ventures, World Fund, Fortescue, and Siemens Financial Services, we welcome VCs with some of the strongest environmental credentials of any investors on the planet to...
Read more »December 13, 2023
This shipping container uses water and solar power to capture CO2 from the air
Mission Zero Technologies, a UK-based company, has deployed its first direct air capture (DAC) system at the University of Sheffield. The system captures CO2 from the air and converts it into...
Read on India Shipping News »November 18, 2023
UK consortium awarded £1.38m for sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) project
A UK consortium has been awarded £138 million to develop sustainable aviation fuel. The project aims to produce low-carbon fuel from waste materials, reducing greenhouse gas emissions in the...
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