Latest Direct Air Capture News

Dotz Nano has secured a two-year supply agreement with Finnish direct-air-capture company Soletair Power, giving its carbon-capture sorbent a defined commercial customer and a contract value of EUR600,000. The deal is an important validation step, although the announcement does not disclose volumes, margins or delivery schedules.

Pilot Energy Limited and its subsidiaries have appointed voluntary administrators after failing to secure necessary funding or a strategic partner for their Cliff Head Carbon Storage Project. The company’s shares remain suspended on the ASX as administrators review options to preserve stakeholder value.

Calix's subsidiary Leilac has locked in a paid engineering study with an East Asian cement producer, advancing its commercial cement decarbonisation technology without capital outlay. This complements its recent Indian partnership and signals a strategic pivot to capital-light projects.

Dotz Nano has secured A$3.3 million through a private placement, backing its next phase of production scale-up and customer engagement under incoming CEO Nati Harpaz.

Pilot Energy is advancing Australia’s first Direct Air Capture demonstration facility at its Cliff Head site, aiming to start operations by mid-2026 and pave the way for a large-scale carbon removal plant.

Dotz Nano has achieved a key production milestone for its proprietary CO2 sorbent materials and raised over AU$3 million to accelerate commercialization of its DotzEarth technology.

Pilot Energy has successfully raised $3.44 million through a placement to fund its Cliff Head operations and emerging carbon capture projects, signalling a strategic push into clean energy transition.

Dotz Nano Limited has raised approximately A$2 million through a private placement, reinforcing its position in the emerging carbon capture market with fresh capital and new investors.

Dotz Nano has extended the maturity dates of key convertible notes held by Mercer Street Capital Partners, signaling sustained investor confidence in its carbon capture technology and growth plans.

Dotz Nano has successfully scaled up production of its proprietary CO₂ capture sorbents to kilogram volumes, setting the stage for commercial partnerships and cost efficiencies in the growing carbon capture market.

Dotz Nano has secured its first commercial order for its advanced carbon capture sorbent and raised A$1.2 million to accelerate development of its DotzEarth technology, marking a pivotal step towards commercialization in the growing DAC market.

Dotz Nano Limited has raised an additional A$460,000 through unsecured loans, bringing total funding under this facility to A$1.2 million to support working capital needs.