Heirloom, Carbon dioxide and direct air capture
Direct air capture startup Heirloom closes $150M
Heirloom, a direct air capture company, raised a $150 million Series B round as it develops projects and pushes to lower the cost of its tech. Why it matters: The financing comes at a time when Series B rounds have been particularly hard to close for climate firms.
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As the global energy landscape evolves towards renewable sources, electric utilities and power plant operators are ...
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