Fast Company · Feb 2026
Feature on Seabound’s limestone-based onboard capture approach and its first commercial deployment plans.
Carbon capture equipment for ships
Public company, workplace, funding, and market signals
Updated Jul 29, 2026
Seabound is a UK-based maritime climate-tech startup building retrofit onboard carbon-capture systems for ships. Its core product is a modular, container-sized system that captures CO2 and sulfur from ship exhaust and converts the CO2 into solid limestone/carbonate pebbles for offload and reuse or sequestration.
Primary product
Retrofittable modular onboard carbon-capture system for ships (Seabound Containers)
Founded
2021
Headquarters
London, United Kingdom
Team size
20-30
Work style
Hybrid
Industry
Maritime Transportation
Sub-industry
Onboard carbon capture / maritime decarbonization
Offices
0 jobs at Seabound
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Business model
Stage
Seed / grant-backed commercialization
Total raised
$10M
Latest round
European Space Agency award · Feb 2026
Latest amount
$1.5M
Feb 2026 · European Space Agency
Aug 2025 · Clean Maritime Demonstration Competition
May 2022 · Lowercarbon Capital
Leadership
Co-Founder & CEO
Head of Product Development
Co-Founder & Advisor
Engineering Manager
Commercial & Business Development
Operations, Communications, and Special Projects
Mission-driven, hands-on engineering culture focused on shipping decarbonization, rapid prototyping, and commercial deployment with shipowners and industrial partners.
Work style
Hybrid
Compensation
Public recruiting signal: a posted Head of Business Development role listed £90K-£120K GBP salary plus 0.10%-0.50% equity. No broader compensation bands were publicly disclosed.
Pricing
Retrofit hardware sale plus recurring logistics/service subscription; Seabound has also described selling the resulting limestone or CO2 for reuse/sequestration.
Differentiators
Technology
Customers
Competitors
Estimated revenue
$2M-$5M (estimate)
Estimated monthly visits
2.3K
Traffic estimate as of Dec 2024
Fast Company · Feb 2026
Feature on Seabound’s limestone-based onboard capture approach and its first commercial deployment plans.
Seabound · Feb 2026
Official announcement of Seabound’s first full-scale units, Doncaster R&D milestone, deployment plans for UBC Cork, and the €1.5M ESA award.
PR Newswire · Aug 2025
Announces CMDC6 funding for Seabound’s port-based carbon and emissions capture project with STAX Engineering and Associated British Ports.
TechCrunch · Jul 2025
Explains Seabound’s project to install its capture system aboard the UBC Cork and use the captured limestone in cement production.
Seabound · Apr 2025
Details Seabound’s integrated emissions-capture demonstration with STAX and positions the company for first full-scale commercial systems.