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We capture CO₂ emissions from ships

Ships emit over 1 billion tons of greenhouse gas every year – that’s more than airplanes.

New International Maritime Organization regulations require ships to slash CO₂ emissions by 40% by 2023.

Clean fuels, such as methanol and ammonia, are still 10-20 years away, and efficiency measures, such as propeller polishing and air lubrication, are insufficient for reducing high volumes of CO2.

Clean fuels, such as methanol and ammonia, are still 10-20 years away, and efficiency measures, such as propeller polishing and air lubrication, are insufficient for reducing high volumes of CO2.

Seabound captures up to 95% of CO₂ emissions per ship.

How it works:

1

An onboard device traps emissions from a ship's exhaust.

2

Captured CO₂ is unloaded when the ship docks.

3

Captured CO₂ is sold for utilization or sequestration.

Team

Alisha Fredriksson

Co-Founder & CEO

Roujia Wen

Co-Founder & CTO

Walker Kehoe

Founding Mechanical Engineer

Buğra Uğur Yazıcı

Founding Marine Engineer

Mladen Domazet

Principal Naval Architect

Ryan McLaughlin

Robotics and Controls Engineer

Gregory D. MacLeod, P.E.

Process Engineering Advisor

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