From the Port of Hamburg to the world: DACMA is developing DAC technology for global deployment at its new Competence Centre

Guest article by Oliver Schenk – Hamburg Renewable Energy Cluster
WitIn a recent guest article on the website of the Hamburg Renewable Energy Cluster, Oliver Schenk highlights the new DACMA Competence Centre currently under construction in the Port of Hamburg – → click here for the full article.
With the ground-breaking ceremony in December 2025, DACMA GmbH has given the go-ahead for an industrial research and development centre for Direct Air Capture (DAC). The centre bridges the gap between laboratory, prototype and commercial deployment – with a focus on the further development of existing DAC plants as well as the development of a new generation for international roll-out.
At the heart of the international strategy is a long-term partnership with Deep Sky, Canada’s leading developer of large-scale carbon removal projects. Together, DACMA and Deep Sky are developing the next generation of DAC technology for one of the world’s largest DACCS plants – with a scaling perspective from an initial 600 tonnes up to 500,000 tonnes of CO₂ annually. A strong signal: technology from Hamburg is playing a central role in one of the world’s most ambitious climate protection projects.
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