Equatic secures US$11,6M Series A to scale carbon removal, green hydrogen tech

Equatic secures US$11,6M Series A to scale carbon removal, green hydrogen tech

Singapore, Los Angeles-based Equatic eyes the commercialisation of patented seawater electrolysis tech amidst rising climate urgency

Equatic, a dual-focus climate tech company specialising in carbon dioxide removal (CDR) and green hydrogen production, has raised US$11.6 million in Series A funding to accelerate commercialisation of its patented seawater electrolysis tech.

The round was co-led by Catalytic Capital for Climate and Health (C3H) — a Temasek Trust initiative — and Singapore-based Kibo Invest, with participation from a global investor consortium.

Funds will be channelled toward engineering scale-up, manufacturing, and development of Equatic’s first 100-kilotonne CDR commercial facility.

The global race toward net zero demands not just carbon capture but scalable, verifiable solutions that can address both decarbonisation and clean energy. Equatic’s approach targets these two fronts simultaneously: removing atmospheric CO₂ while producing green hydrogen in the same process.

Gaurav N. Sant, Founder and CTO, said:

This investment marks a pivotal moment for Equatic,

“It allows us to scale production and accelerate our mission to deliver durable carbon removal at scale”.

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