Ebb Carbon

We’re thrilled to see the introduction of the Carbon Dioxide Removal Investment Act, a bipartisan effort led by Senators Michael Bennet (D-Colo.) and Lisa Murkowski for U.S. Senate (R-Alaska) to support the growing carbon removal industry. 🌍 This critical update to the tax code recognizes the diversity of innovative technologies — like Ebb Carbon's — that are designed to permanently remove carbon pollution from the atmosphere. By expanding access to tax incentives, this bill can help unlock climate solutions and economic growth.

Ebb has signed a deal with Microsoft to remove up to 350,000 tonnes of CO2 over the next ten years! To measure, report, and verify these removals, we’re pleased to be partnering with Isometric and will utilize their first-of-its-kind MRV protocol for Ocean Alkalinity Enhancement (OAE). Here’s why this deal matters: 📈350,000 tonnes is huge. It would represent by far the largest marine CDR deal out there, and one of the larger CDR deals to date. 🌊We know the ocean is one of the most promising pathways for affordable, gigaton carbon removal. The fact that Microsoft is putting its purchasing power behind this pathway is a huge validation point for the entire sector. This is a big day for Ebb. Onward! #mCDR #oCDR #CDR #climate #climatechange #CO2 #carbonremoval #ebbcarbon #OAE https://lnkd.in/gHCzbj_e

If you’re heading to Carbon Unbound West this week, join our CEO and Co-Founder, Ben Tarbell, at 4:30 PM for a fireside chat on open-system carbon removal with Katie Sierks at Microsoft and Kate Richmond at Synapse Product Development.

Last week, our CEO and Co-Founder, Ben Tarbell, testified before the U.S. House of Representatives, highlighting the critical role that marine carbon dioxide removal can play in addressing climate change. Ben also shared our progress in pioneering Ocean Alkalinity Enhancement as a scalable climate solution. With strong public-private partnerships 🤝, supportive federal policies 🏛️, and streamlined permitting ✅, we believe marine CDR has the potential to make a transformative impact in tackling the climate crisis 🚀. It's time to turn possibility into reality! 🌟 You can read Ben's testimony in full here: https://lnkd.in/ggmTb3wu

Last week, our CEO and Co-Founder, Ben Tarbell, testified before the U.S. House of Representatives, highlighting the critical role that marine carbon dioxide removal can play in addressing climate change. Ben also shared our progress in pioneering Ocean Alkalinity Enhancement as a scalable climate solution. With strong public-private partnerships 🤝, supportive federal policies 🏛️, and streamlined permitting ✅, we believe marine CDR has the potential to make a transformative impact in tackling the climate crisis 🚀. It's time to turn possibility into reality! 🌟 You can read Ben's testimony in full here: https://lnkd.in/ggmTb3wu

🌊🌊🌊Today, we’re setting the bar for safe, responsible and effective marine carbon dioxide removal—check out our freshly minted Measurement, Reporting, and Verification (MRV) protocol to learn more. Developed in collaboration with world-leading experts and validated through peer-reviewed research, our approach to MRV underscores our commitment to rigor, transparency, and ocean health. This is a critical step in our journey to deliver high-quality carbon removal at gigatonne scale. 🚀 Check it out: https://lnkd.in/genPTXis #mCDR #CDR #OceanHealth #MRVProtocol #EbbCarbon

Thank you, ClearPath, for bringing the Senate delegation to visit us as part of the Clean Energy Innovation Academy! It was a pleasure to showcase our work at Pacific Northwest National Laboratory and we're excited to advance marine carbon dioxide removal as we work toward our shared energy and climate goals. Come back anytime!

🌊 Celebrating the Ocean - The Earth’s Chief Climate Regulator 🌍 On #WorldOceansDay, we honor the ocean not only as the largest ecosystem on earth, but also as our chief climate regulator! 🌊 Over millennia, it has regulated CO2 levels in our atmosphere—but human-made emissions have made its job harder, leading to 🌡️ temperature increases, 🌱 biodiversity loss, and 🌊 acidification. At Ebb, we're working with the ocean's natural processes to fight climate change! 🚀 We’ve made it to the final round of the $50M XPRIZE and are being considered for the first-ever U.S. government purchase of carbon removal by the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE). 🎉 Our momentum is building, with Series A funding and the launch of the first mCDR technology at a U.S. National Lab.  Join us in celebrating the ocean's vast potential for carbon removal – a true climate hero! 💙🌊 #ClimateAction #CarbonRemoval #mCDR #CDR

Just in: Ebb Carbon has been selected as one of a handful of companies on the path to selling carbon removal to the U.S. government! 🇺🇸✨ This significant step shows the U.S. is serious about combating climate change and using carbon removal as a crucial tool in the fight. 🌍🔥 We’re proud that Ebb Carbon’s technology is being recognized as one of the highest-quality, most cost-effective carbon removal solutions on the market. 🚀💚 #CarbonRemoval #ClimateAction #Innovation #Sustainability #EbbCarbon U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) #oCDR #mCDR #CDR #climate #climatechange #CO2 #carbonremoval #ebbcarbon

Ebb Carbon is an XPRIZE finalist! As one of 20 finalists announced today in the carbon removal space, we’re working toward the $50 million grand prize that will be awarded in 2025. This is a great recognition of the incredible progress we’ve made in a short period of time to advance our marine carbon dioxide removal system. To be named a finalist, we had to meet a number of key milestones, including displaying operational maturity towards removing 1,000 tons of CO2 this year, and a viable pathway to reaching megatonne scale in the coming years. Over the next year, judges from the XPRIZE Committee will conduct verification visits at operational sites of all of the finalists, including Ebb. We’re incredibly excited for this next step and to show the judges our technology in the real world.  #oCDR #mCDR #CDR #climate #climatechange #CO2 #carbonremoval #ebbcarbon