CarpeCarbon
CarpeCarbon is a direct air capture technology company that removes already-emitted carbon dioxide from ambient air using proprietary technology.
- Private company
- Torino, Piemonte, ITItaly
CarpeCarbon is a direct air capture technology company that removes already-emitted carbon dioxide from ambient air using proprietary technology.
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The company transforms waste or solar heat into CO₂ for processes or certified removal credits and builds DAC plants.
The company converts waste or solar heat into CO₂ for processes or certified removal credits and operates DAC plants.
The modular Direct Air Capture system captures CO₂ using low-temperature, solar, or waste heat and less than 300 kWh per tonne.
The page describes carbon credits as certificates for one tonne of CO₂ and explains how avoidance, reduction, and removal differ.
The page explains what carbon neutrality means in practice under global climate policies.
The CEO and COO discuss CarpeCarbon’s origins, DAC vs. CCS, energy reduction, and the pilot’s path to commercial use.
The page defines key acronyms for CO₂ capture and removal, including DAC and CCS, and explains CarpeCarbon’s approach.
CarpeCarbon and Michelin Italiana will install a 300-tonne/year DAC plant in Cuneo, integrated into production.
Forbes Italia includes CarpeCarbon in the Top 100 Startups in Italy, a sign of the growing role of DAC and Carbon Removal in Italian innovation.
Co-founder Giovanni Ulfo explores CO₂ mineralization in Iceland as a method of storing carbon in rock.
The company reached Technology Readiness Level 6 for its full-scale DAC pilot plant, a step toward commercialization.
The company offers patented DAC technology using up to 90% less electricity in a $650 billion CO₂ removal market.
The CarpeCarbon team consists of experts in industrial engineering, energy, materials, and finance scaling DAC technology.
The page provides contact information for DAC plants, CO₂ removal credits, investments, or collaborations.
The page offers contact details for DAC plants, CO₂ removal credits, investments, or collaborations.
CarpeCarbon captures carbon dioxide directly from the air using low-temperature heat and less than 300 kWh per ton.
The page explains how CarpeCarbon uses cookies, their types, and how users can manage preferences.
Last updated: 9 Oct 2026
CarpeCarbon installs its first industrial-scale direct air capture (DAC) system at Michelin Italiana’s tyre production site in Cuneo, Italy. The deployment marks the company’s entry into large-scale carbon removal at Western Europe’s largest Michelin facility. The partnership leverages CarpeCarbon’s DAC technology to capture atmospheric CO₂ directly at an operational manufacturing plant.
Oct 2026Carbon HeraldNews article
Law firm **Fieldfisher** advises **CarpeCarbon** on a partnership with **Michelin Italiana** to develop a **Direct Air Capture (DAC)** facility. The project targets carbon removal through industrial-scale air capture technology. CarpeCarbon specializes in DAC solutions for climate mitigation.
Oct 2026Solicitors JournalNews article
CarpeCarbon and Michelin Italiana are collaborating to build a **Direct Air Capture (DAC) plant** at Michelin’s Cuneo facility. The plant will extract atmospheric CO₂ for industrial applications and long-term storage, advancing Michelin’s carbon removal goals. The partnership aims to scale carbon capture solutions in alignment with broader sustainability initiatives.
Oct 2026cCarbonNews article
CarpeCarbon and Michelin collaborate to build the first industrial CO₂ capture plant. The facility will integrate carbon capture technology into Michelin’s manufacturing processes. The partnership aims to advance sustainable production methods in the tire industry.
Oct 2026Il Sole 24 ORENews article