The Seaquester Project
from the ocean, for the ocean
Our Planet
Climate Change is the defining issue of our time and we are at a defining moment 196 countries signed the Paris Agreement, a treaty on climate change.
CO2 emissions caused by human activities have been leading to ocean acidification and harming species and ecosystems, compromising the future of the planet.
The ocean helps regulate the world’s climate, through marine forests that sequester carbon, increase costal resilience and supply sustainable resources.
Similar to trees, algae also replicates the process of photosynthesis but, as they don’t return carbon back to the atmosphere, this makes it a more permanent and stronger sequester method. Algae will also sequester more carbon than trees, as they cover a larger area and grow faster.
Our Mission
Our mission is to reforest, regenerate and re-educate, creating a sustainable solution for this environmental problem we are facing.
Through a fixed offshore structure, The Seaquester Project will plant macro algae and, with that, attract fish, create marine habitats, and act as a natural ecosystem while also allowing the region to offset its carbon footprint.
An Education Programme will go hand in hand with TSP, making sure that the local community, schools and companies are engaged and committed to being an active part of this project, created to make a positive impact on the planet.