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Onboard CCS startup raises $9.5m

Carbon Ridge will advance the commercial demonstration of its patent-pending onboard carbon capture & storage solution for the shipping industry.

Carbon Ridge, Inc., a developer of modular onboard carbon capture & storage solutions for decarbonizing the maritime shipping industry, today announced it has raised $9.5m in funding, bringing the company’s total funding to date to $15.5m.

The round was led by Crosscut Ventures and Western Technology Investment (WTI), with participation from existing investors The Grantham Foundation, Berge Bulk, Rusheen Capital Management and Plug and Play Ventures. Katapult Ocean, Incite, Spitzer Industries and Canopy Generations Fund also participated in the round.

With this investment, Carbon Ridge will advance the commercial demonstration of its patent-pending onboard carbon capture & storage solution (OCCS). Carbon Ridge’s system uses a novel reactor designed for process intensification of carbon capture, enabling a 75% reduction in footprint when compared to conventional CO2 capture technologies while limiting additional energy consumption to <5%. In addition to capturing CO2, Carbon Ridge’s OCCS technology eliminates over 99.9% of particulate, NOx and SOx emissions. Such performance translates into an ~5x cost reduction versus alternative fuels such as methanol and ammonia.

“With ever more apparent cost and supply limitations of alternative clean fuels for shipping, Onboard Carbon Capture is critical for the global maritime industry to decarbonize,” said Chase Dwyer, Founder & CEO of Carbon Ridge. “Carbon Ridge has developed the most modular, low cost and operationally efficient carbon capture solution in the market to address current and future decarbonization targets. We are thrilled to welcome Crosscut Ventures, WTI and the other new investors to the Company, and are appreciative of the continued participation of our existing investors.”

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