Restore Phytoplankton. Reverse Climate Change.
🌎, WE HAVE A PROBLEM.
Grow Phytoplankton!
Climate and Ocean Positive Technology
Our engineers and ocean scientists have developed the Autonomous Upwelling Pump (AUP), a renewable wave energy-powered pump that upwells cold nutrient-rich seawater from below the sunlit zone to the surface to trigger ocean photosynthesis. AUPs are designed to free-drift in the ocean currents, like migrating whales, mixing vertically and horizontally nutrient-rich seawater, fertilizing phytoplankton which absorb vast amounts of CO2, and replenishing our oceans with fish and more!
What we do
Ocean-based CDR
We beautifully grow phytoplankton in the deep sea, which absorbs CO2 and makes oceans healthy.
Produce, Deploy & Manage AUPs
Our climate and ocean technology are engineered to continuously operate the roughest of ocean weather conditions.
Measure, Report & Verify CDR
AUPs are equipped with scientific instruments that help us report CO2 removed and ocean replenishment.
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