Climate’s mission is to help the world’s farmers sustainably increase productivity with digital tools.
As part of the Bayer Crop Science division, we deliver technology breakthroughs powered by agronomic science, data science, software and hardware engineering, and real-world farming experience. We ensure farmers have the best digital solutions to achieve more sustainable, reliable harvests that use less energy, water, pesticides, and land to feed our growing world.
Climate FieldView™—our flagship product—is the world’s leading digital farming software platform, available in 23 countries and on over 220 million acres. FieldView blends unrivaled machine compatibility, data analysis and visualization tools, and connectivity across dozens of trusted farm management partners to enable insights for more informed decisions on the field.
Climeworks is a leading high-quality carbon removal provider, combining decades of expertise in Direct Air Capture (DAC) technology with holistic carbon removal solutions.
Climeworks offers an end-to-end enterprise service for premium carbon removal. Our tailored portfolios of nature-based and engineered solutions are designed to maximize business value and minimize risks. We run the world's first two DAC plants in Iceland, demonstrating our core commitment to high-quality carbon removal that is backed by over 15 years of pioneering research, development, and deployment.
By advancing the most reliable solutions in the market, Climeworks accelerates the global transition to net zero, unlocking economic value for businesses, governments, and society.
Our mission is to accelerate the move to a decarbonised future. Climate pioneers for more than 20 years, we partner with leading businesses, governments and financial institutions to accelerate their route to Net Zero. We are your expert guide to turn your climate ambition into impact. To date, our global network of 400 experts has helped set over 200 science-based targets and guided more than 3,000 organisations and cities across five continents on their route to Net Zero.