Seabound Completes First Full-Scale Maritime Carbon Capture Units, Secures €1.5M ESA Funding in Doncaster
Seabound has successfully completed its first full-scale maritime carbon capture units at its Doncaster facility, set to be deployed on the UBC Cork vessel. The company secured €1.5 million in funding from the European Space Agency to support commercial deployments and is collaborating with thyssenkrupp Polysius for green lime production, aiming to reduce Scope 3 emissions for Heidelberg Materials. The event marked a significant transition from pilot projects to commercial implementation, attended by over 70 stakeholders.
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Seabound, a UK-based marine carbon capture leader, completed its first full-scale carbon capture systems at its Doncaster facility on February 3, 2026. The systems will be deployed on the UBC Cork vessel, a 5,700 GT cement carrier.
Seabound announced a €1.5 million partnership with the European Space Agency to support scale-up and commercial deployments, alongside a collaboration with thyssenkrupp Polysius for green lime production. The event, attended by over 70 stakeholders, highlighted Seabound's transition from pilot projects to commercial deployment.
The initial systems aim to reduce Scope 3 emissions for Heidelberg Materials, enhancing low-carbon shipping solutions. Seabound's modular
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