HQ Function

Serves as the central hub for research and development, engineering, operations management, business development, and administrative functions.

Notable Features:

Proximity to the Hellisheiði Geothermal Power Plant, a key site for Carbfix's technology demonstration, industrial-scale implementation, and ongoing research. Access to Iceland's unique geological landscape ideal for CO2 mineralization.

Work Culture:

Highly innovative and science-driven, with a strong mission focus on combating climate change. Fosters collaboration between scientists, engineers, and business professionals in a dynamic and solution-oriented environment.

HQ Significance:

The headquarters is strategically located in Iceland, a country with abundant basaltic rock formations and renewable energy, making it an ideal incubator and proving ground for Carbfix's technology. It's the epicenter of their global expansion efforts.

Values Reflected in HQ: Sustainability (through its core mission of CO2 mineralization), Innovation (development of a novel climate solution), Scientific Rigor (technology based on extensive research), and Collaboration (working with global partners).

Location:

Carbfix's technology is designed for global applicability in regions with suitable reactive rock formations. While headquartered in Iceland, the company supports global projects through direct involvement, partnerships, and licensing agreements. Key functions supported globally include site assessment, project development, engineering design, and knowledge transfer for CO2 capture and mineralization projects. They are actively involved in projects and feasibility studies across Europe and other parts of the world, such as the Coda Terminal CO2 mineral storage hub in Iceland and collaborations for industrial decarbonization.

Street Address:

Bæjarhálsi 1

City:

Reykjavík

State/Province:

Capital Region

Country:

Iceland