Permanent carbon storage in marine sediments, optimized for supply chain decarbonization.
THE CHALLENGE
Current carbon removals are not scaling fast enough to meet climate goals. Permanent carbon removal solutions are costly and energy-intensive, with limited scalability. Nature-based solutions lack permanence.
OUR SOLUTION
Leveraging the Earth’s largest carbon reservoir – the ocean
The ocean covers over 2/3 of our planet and is the largest carbon sink on Earth. Every year, the ocean absorbs about 30% of all CO2 emissions released into the atmosphere.
At the bottom of the ocean, there is a layer of sediment, that stores organic carbon for millions of years. At SinkCo Labs, we source biomass from agricultural waste (i.e. nutshells, maize, sawdust).
This biomass is ground, mixed with seawater, and injected into ocean sub-sediments using a patent-pending micro-injection system.
SinkCo Labs takes a process that occurs in nature and accelerates it – to store carbon safely and permanently in ocean sediment.
HOW IT WORKS
A revolutionary process for carbon sequestration
1.
Processing biomass
Photosynthesis captures CO2 into plant biomass. Biomass has value extracted and SinkCo Lab’s collects remnant biomass.
2.
Transporting biomass locally
Biomass is transported via land & sea.
3.
Injecting biomass into sediment
A biomass slurry is injected into the anoxic layer of marine sediments using SinkCo Lab’s patent-pending technology.
Nature-based conversion occurs: biomass is permanently sequestered by limiting oxygen exposure time and diffusive transport.
From supply chain decarbonization to gigaton-scale CO2 removal.
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Foundational Research & Proof of Concept
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Lab research & in situ tests
03 - CURRENT
Pilot deployment - Local
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Scaling up - Regional
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Global Expansion
From eco-friendly products to gigaton-scale CO2 removal.
01
Foundational Research & Proof of Concept
02
Pilots Studies and Products Extraction
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Scaling up - Local
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