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Meet Mission Zero: On a mission to remove carbon
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Mission Zero is working to remove carbon directly from the atmosphere and convert it into products like aviation e-fuel and building materials.
- Mission Zero is trying to prove that carbon can power tomorrow instead of polluting it.
- Their technology removes atmospheric carbon and transforms it into products such as aviation e-fuel and building materials.
- HSBC Innovation Banking supports Mission Zero as they scale their extraordinary technology internationally.
Instead of asking how they might reduce carbon emissions, they’ve asked a different question: what if carbon could become a valuable raw material?
Mission Zero’s revolutionary technology removes CO₂ from the atmosphere so that it’s ready to be transformed into products like aviation e-fuel and building materials, trying to recast carbon into an essential building block that can fuel the future.
In 2024, raising Series A funding created an unexpected challenge, but we understood the opportunity. We understood the opportunity. Our climate tech team opened an account within two weeks and now proudly support their international expansion.
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