Carbfix

Carbfix is an Icelandic carbon capture and storage company that has pioneered the rapid underground mineralization of CO2 and H2S into solid rock using basaltic formations. Originally a research project initiated in 2006 and formalized in 2007 by Reykjavík Energy, the University of Iceland, CNRS, and Columbia University's Earth Institute, Carbfix has successfully stored over 70,000 tons of CO2 at its Hellisheiði injection site in Iceland. The company targets hard-to-abate industrial emitters, direct air capture operators, and bioenergy carbon capture projects, aiming to scale permanent CO2 storage to gigaton levels.