Swiss startup Climeworks, one of Europe’s best-funded climate techs, has confirmed plans to expand into the US. The company is set to benefit from President Biden's $369bn climate bill, the Inflation Reduction Act, which offers significant incentives for founders to take their businesses stateside.
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April 19, 2023
Biden's climate bill lures carbon removal giant Climeworks to US
The Swiss scaleup confirmed it is expanding stateside to take advantage of the administrations generous subsidies
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