What is Equatic?
Equatic operates at the intersection of climate technology and industrial innovation. The company has developed a sophisticated electrolytic process that effectively removes atmospheric carbon dioxide by stabilizing it as dissolved bicarbonate ions in seawater and solid mineral carbonates. This dual-action approach not only ensures long-term carbon sequestration but also addresses the economic viability of the process by producing green hydrogen as a valuable co-product. By integrating carbon removal with the production of clean energy, Equatic creates a dual-revenue stream that enhances the commercial feasibility of its operations. The company is currently scaling its technology to meet the urgent demand for high-integrity carbon removal solutions, targeting enterprise-level applications that require both environmental impact and operational efficiency.
How much funding has Equatic raised?
Equatic has raised a total of $29.4M across 2 funding rounds:
Series A
$11.6M
Stock/Share Issuance
$17.8M
Series A (2025): $11.6M with participation from Temasek Trust, Catalytic Capital Consortium, and Kibo Invest
Stock/Share Issuance (2025): $17.8M, investors not publicly disclosed
Key Investors in Equatic
Temasek Trust
Temasek Trust is dedicated to building ecosystems for good by addressing complex global challenges through collective action, focusing on planet, people, peace, and progress.
Catalytic Capital Consortium
The Catalytic Capital Consortium provides impact-first capital to address critical funding gaps, accepting higher risks to generate positive social and environmental outcomes.
Kibo Invest
Kibo Invest is a Singapore-based private investment office that balances superior risk-adjusted returns with a commitment to sustainable and purposeful climate technology investments.
What's next for Equatic?
With this major enterprise-level funding, Equatic is poised to accelerate its deployment strategy and expand its operational footprint. The focus will likely shift toward scaling its electrolytic infrastructure to maximize carbon removal capacity while optimizing the production of green hydrogen. As the company transitions from pilot-scale operations to broader commercial implementation, it will need to navigate the complexities of ocean-based environmental regulations and infrastructure integration. The strategic backing from its current investor base provides the necessary runway to refine its technology, reduce unit costs, and establish long-term partnerships with industrial players seeking to achieve net-zero targets. Future growth will be defined by the company's ability to demonstrate consistent, verifiable carbon sequestration at scale while maintaining the economic competitiveness of its hydrogen output in the global energy market.
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