Carbyon Announces Strategic Funding To Scale Direct Air Capture Tech

Carbon Herald
Jul 9
1 min read

Dutch-based startup Carbyon has secured additional strategic funding from ISAI Build Venture, a fund co-founded by ISAI and Bouygues, to scale up its Direct Air Capture (DAC) technology.

This new investment extends Carbyon’s $17.9 million (€15.3 million) Series A round, originally closed in September 2024.

Carbyon was founded in 2019 by Hans De Neve as a spin-off from Dutch research institute TNO with the aim to make DAC scalable and cost-effective to help achieve global net-zero emissions.

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