Gigablue’s CCO explains why durable carbon removal is not just climate-critical, but a smart, strategic investment as global policies and corporate demand rapidly accelerate.

BusinessDesk covers Gigablue’s marine carbon removal trials in New Zealand, spotlighting our technology, partnerships, and potential to deliver both climate impact and local jobs.

Gigablue’s CEO breaks down the economic logic and operational alignment that make mCDR a natural fit for shipping companies navigating rising carbon costs and IMO regulations.

“We are harnessing the basic building blocks of life on Earth—water and sunlight—to create a financially sustainable carbon removal solution,” said Ori Shaashua, Gigablue’s co-founder and CCO.

“The solution we have developed was designed to be the ideal combination of affordability and scalability,” says Ori Shaashua, Gigablue Co-Founder & CCO.

Under the new agreement, over four years Gigablue will sequester 200,000 tonnes of CO2 - the largest deal of its kind.

Gigablue signs a 200,000 ton carbon removal agreement with sustainable aviation investor SkiesFifty.

New York-based Gigablue uses biogeochemistry to trap carbon in a substrate with phytoplankton, which sinks deep to the ocean floor.