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Sinkco Labs

Sinkco Labs employs a biogeomimetic approach to create sustainable, carbon-negative alternatives for everyday products, utilizing natural processes to minimize reliance on carbon-intensive materials. This technology provides consumers with eco-friendly options that significantly lower their environmental footprint.

Copenhagen, DenmarkFounded 20219700+ followers
Updated 4 months ago

Funding

Funding not disclosed

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Founders

Product

Problem

Current carbon removal methods are not scaling quickly enough to meet climate goals, and permanent carbon removal solutions often prove costly, energy-intensive, and lack scalability, while nature-based solutions may lack permanence.

Solution

SinkCo Labs leverages the ocean's capacity as the Earth’s largest carbon sink to provide permanent carbon storage optimized for supply chain decarbonization. The company sources biomass from agricultural waste, such as nutshells, maize, and sawdust, and then grinds and mixes it with seawater. This biomass slurry is then injected into ocean sub-sediments using a patent-pending micro-injection system, accelerating a natural process to safely and permanently store carbon in the anoxic layer of marine sediments, limiting oxygen exposure and diffusive transport. This biogeomimetic approach offers a scalable and sustainable alternative for carbon dioxide removal.

Target Audience

SinkCo Labs targets organizations seeking supply chain decarbonization and gigaton-scale carbon dioxide removal, including those in the agricultural sector and companies committed to carbon neutrality.

Features

  • Utilizes agricultural waste biomass as a carbon source
  • Employs a patent-pending micro-injection system for sub-sediment injection
  • Leverages the ocean's natural carbon sequestration processes
  • Provides permanent carbon storage in the anoxic layer of marine sediments
  • Optimizes carbon storage for supply chain decarbonization
  • Accelerates natural carbon sequestration processes
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