At Newlab's New Climate Futures, we showcased our scale injector model, a key demonstration of how biomass-based injections create measurable, consolidated uplift - restoring coastlines while locking away carbon for millennia. This benchtop system helps us communicate our field work to partners and stakeholders, all without leaving our lab in Brooklyn. More exciting developments on the way. Stay tuned. Pictured: Pia DiCenzo, Hamilton Harler #ClimateTech #CarbonRemoval #CoastalRestoration #Climate #Newlab #SinkcoLabs #Sustainability #Carbon #Climate
Sinkco Labs
Environmental Services
Permanent carbon storage in marine sediments, optimized for supply chain decarbonization.
About us
Sinkco Labs has developed a biogeomimetic process for carbon removal leveraging marine sediments, an existing carbon sink. The process stabilizes organic carbon permanently in the anoxic layer of marine sediments. Moreover, the process delivers agricultural supply chain decarbonization - a co-benefit and additional revenue stream. Currently operating on stealth.
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https://www.sinkcolabs.com/
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- Environmental Services
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- 2-10 employees
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- New York City
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- Privately Held
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Lisbon, PT
Employees at Sinkco Labs
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Joel A. Felisberto
CEO na Pé Psico - Psycho Foot
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Daniel Babin
Head of Science at Carbon Removal
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VICTOR CHOQUET
I research several fields of science toward sustainable innovation technologies R&D. Co-founder of Sinkco Labs | Breakthrough Energy Fellow |
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Spencer Keats
Candidate for a Masters of Science in Sustainability Management
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Thank you to Innovate 4 Nature and the jury in Switzerland for this incredible opportunity to share our vision alongside such inspiring climate innovators. #ClimateTech #CarbonRemoval #CoastalRestoration #InnovationForNature #SinkcoLabs
🌿 We are proud to announce the 16 Finalists of the I4N Award 2025 Selected from more than 400 applicants worldwide, these ventures represent some of the most innovative and impactful nature-positive solutions driving the transition to a regenerative economy. Key highlights: 🔷 50% female founders, reflecting growing leadership in climate and biodiversity innovation 🔷 Broad geographic and thematic diversity 🔷 Groundbreaking approaches across materials innovation, carbon, pollution prevention, biodiversity, water, and land use Yesterday, the finalists presented their solutions to a world-class jury of experts from finance, science, NGO & philanthropy, and government & business during the I4N Pitch Day in Switzerland. While the finalists have been selected, the winners of the I4N Award 2025 will be officially announced during the World Economic Forum Annual Meeting on 22 January 2026 in Davos, Switzerland - stay tuned! 🔗 Link to the full news in the comments. #I4NAward2025 #NaturePositive #Innovation Andrea Bonilla Brunner, BioPlaster Research; Estelle Clerc, CellX Biosolutions; Frederico Campos, Courageous Land; Saurabh Pandey, PhD, databaum; Viraj Sikand, EarthAcre; Fabumin; Diana Denke, Fair Carbon; Karina Peña, FieldFactors; Leonie Widmer, KUORI; NetZero Pallet; Sebastian Goldschmidt P., NILUS; Georg Breitenberger, ParaStruct; Stefan Zöllig, Scrimber CSC AG; Kristy Deiner, SimplexDNA 🧬🌍; Hamilton Harler, Sinkco Labs; Matias Figliozzi, Unibaio
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🌆 Come meet us at NYC Climate Week 2025 🌆 As we gear up for our North American pilot expansion along Louisiana’s coastlands, the Sinkco Labs team is excited to spend Climate Week (and a bit of the week before) engaging with climate experts, corporate leaders, angels, and institutional investors. We’re eager to both learn from others and share how our approach addresses coastal erosion while simultaneously delivering high-durability carbon removals. 🤖 On Thursday, September 25, we’ll be showcasing our technology at our home base during Newlab’s New Climate Futures event. 🌎 From September 18–26, our leaders will also be spread across the city at events throughout Climate Week. If you see us, don’t hesitate to say hi or feel free to drop us a DM or email to connect in advance. Sinkco Attendees: Viji T. — CEO & Co-founder VICTOR CHOQUET — CTO & Co-founder Daniel Babin — Head of Science Pia DiCenzo — Head of Engineering Hamilton Harler — Head of Partnerships We’re looking forward to catching up with old friends and meeting new ones as we continue our sprint to reverse land loss and carbon emissions. #ClimateWeekNYC #ClimateWeekNYC2025 #CWNYC #CarbonRemoval #LandRestoration #ClimateAction #TechForClimate #climate #climatetech #ClimateWeekNewYork #CarbonMarkets #CDR
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We have finalized a new BiCRS module: Marine Sub-Sediment Burial (MSSB). The module was developed over the past year in collaboration with Sinkco Labs, with scientific input from their lead researchers and independent reviews from external experts. It has been fully endorsed by ICROA, ensuring recognition against international standards. Marine sub-sediment burial enables the permanent storage of carbon by placing terrestrial biomass beneath anoxic marine sediments, a very durable natural forms of carbon sequestration. This methodology strengthens Rainbow’s mission to provide trusted certification frameworks that support projects in delivering long-term climate impact. Special thanks to Sinkco’s Daniel Babin and Rainbow’s Erica Dorr for their contributions to this work.
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Together, Rainbow (formerly Riverse) & Sinkco Labs have developed the world's first MRV protocol for accrediting one of the world's most durable natural forms of carbon storage --- biomass below anoxic marine sediment. Read here: https://lnkd.in/dy3gEPeh Naturally, transferring organic material from land to the ocean floor is slow and inefficient, but Sinkco has the technology to efficiently, affordably, and safely place terrestrial biomass where its carbon will never again see the light of day. With a permit, proven tech, the right local partners, and a framework to sell credits, Sinkco is ready to deploy. Special thanks to Rainbow's Erica Dorr and Sinkco's Daniel Babin for pushing the protocol across the finish line.
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In just 33 years, 81% of the marsh at Sinkco’s pilot site along Bayou Lafourche has been converted to open water. This haunting time-lapse captures the stark, undeniable, and urgent reality of coastal land loss in Louisiana. Today, Sinkco reached a major milestone in turning back the clock. Sinkco has secured state and federal permits — from the Louisiana Department of Natural Resources and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers — to embed waste biomass beneath the sediments of degraded marsh, elevating the water bottoms across 11 acres of wetland. Permitting is often one of the greatest obstacles for hybrid nature + engineered carbon solutions, delaying technology testing and MRV development for years or even decades. We achieved ours in just months by listening to and adapting to the needs and values of Louisianians. Their trust gave us the green light to demonstrate technology that will redefine how we restore coasts and remove carbon. For us, this is more than a milestone. Louisiana’s wetlands are not just habitat — they are heritage. Protecting them means protecting a way of life. Special thanks to our Head of Science, Daniel Babin, for driving this permit forward and leading innovative climate solutions in his home state. Now, the work of restoration begins.
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🌊 Permanent climate impact starts in the ocean. We’re thrilled that Terraset has committed a seven-figure catalytic pre-purchase to accelerate Sinkco Labs’ marine-based carbon-removal work—alongside fellow innovators like CarbonRun, Deep Sky, UNDO, Eion Carbon, NY Carbon, Pyrogen, and Terraton. This flexible capital arrives exactly when science-backed teams need it most: before multi-year offtakes, while we’re still proving hardware, hiring talent and scaling field operations. 🔬 What it unlocks for Sinkco Labs • Deploying our patent-pending micro-injection system that places biomass deep in anoxic marine sediments—converting waste into durable carbon storage and coastal uplift. • Expanding pilot sites to validate gigaton-scale potential and environmental safeguards. • Generating high-quality measurement, reporting & verification (MRV) data to set new durability standards for marine CDR. 🤝 Why catalytic philanthropy matters Terraset’s revolving-fund model recycles donor dollars into future removals, multiplying climate impact and closing the early-capital gap that still slows many breakthrough solutions. To Adam Fraser, Taylor Insley and the Terraset community—thank you for betting on durable, nature-aligned pathways. Together, we’re turning the ocean’s vast carbon engine into a cornerstone of the net-zero portfolio. #CarbonRemoval #MarineCDR #ClimateTech #CatalyticCapital #NetZero
We just deployed seven figures of new funding into some of the most promising carbon removal efforts out there. Through this purchase round, we’re backing a new cohort of innovators—CarbonRun, Deep Sky, Eion Carbon, NY Carbon, Pyrogen, Sinkco Labs, Terraton, and UNDO—while deepening support for our existing portfolio companies Andes, Charm Industrial, Climeworks, Graphyte and TerraFixing. These aren’t moonshots. They’re scalable, science-backed solutions tackling carbon removal through ocean alkalinity, enhanced weathering, biochar, bio-oil injection, and more. But this isn’t just about purchases. It’s about reimagining how capital flows into the sector. We’re deploying capital through four catalytic tools designed to unlock scale and flexibility: – Upfront pre-purchases, our proven model for getting capital to suppliers now – The Terraset Revolving Fund, recycling donor dollars into future removal rounds – Grassroots pilots, expanding biochar access in New York’s Hudson Valley with 4 Corners Carbon Coalition – Experimental purchases, testing approaches like methane abatement and refrigerant destruction with Tradewater Why does this matter? Because early-stage companies can’t wait for multi-year offtakes. They need capital today to build, hire, and validate their approach. That’s where catalytic philanthropy comes in. Thanks to support from our growing network of donors, Terraset is moving capital where it’s needed most. Together, we’re reinforcing a broader truth: carbon removal is core climate impact, and philanthropy has a strategic role to play in building it. More details in the blog. Link in comments.
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🌍The Carbon Journal is a platform for project developers to share their on-the-ground reflections on where the carbon markets can best push climate action forward. That’s why it’s a pleasure to highlight Daniel Babin of Sinkco Labs and his outlook that, as U.S. funding for important coastal restoration efforts dwindles, it’s time for biomass carbon removal and storage projects to lead the charge forward. In his piece “From Crop Residue to Coastal Rescue,” he demonstrates that while traditional coastal restoration is costly and reliant on scarce dredge material, Sinkco’s biomass operations offer a more cost-effective, durable alternative — particularly in sinking coastal wetlands. Read all about it here: https://lnkd.in/e5ScCVWS #BiCRS #CoastalRestoration #CarbonRemoval #CarbonCredits #CarbonMarkets #CDR #OceanTech #ClimateAction
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In our latest #UnboundShowcase, we sit down with Daniel Babin, Lead Scientist at Sinkco Labs, to unpack a bold and timely question: Can carbon removal also restore sinking coastlines? 🌊 Read the full interview to learn how Sinkco Labs is combining carbon permanence with coastal resilience through marine biomass injections: https://lnkd.in/ecW386qd Here's a glimpse into the conversation 👇 ✅ How Sinkco buries carbon-rich biomass beneath coastal sediments with precision and permanence. ✅ Why restoring wetlands through biomass injection could unlock billions in co-benefits for coastal states. ✅ How sonar-based MRV provides simple, verifiable carbon accounting under the seabed. ✅ What Louisiana's land loss crisis teaches us about aligning climate innovation with local priorities. Sinkco Labs is showing that carbon storage doesn't have to be invisible; it can be measurable, place-based, and regenerative. As always, if you're pushing boundaries in carbon removal or NbS, we'd love to hear your story. Reach out at marketing@unboundsummits.com to be featured in a future Showcase. #CarbonUnbound #ClimateTech #CarbonRemoval #WetlandsRestoration #NatureBasedSolutions #MRV #BlueCarbon #Sustainability #ImpactInvesting #CoastalResilience
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Grateful for the opportunity to speak at Carbon Unbound this week. A huge thank you to the entire Carbon Unbound team- Chantal Spit, Joana Rousseau, and Oliver Katz for welcoming Sinkco into a room full of bright minds pushing the boundaries of marine carbon dioxide removal. It was a real privilege to be guided by Romany Webb, whose policy expertise anchored a thoughtful and timely discussion. I was also proud to share the stage with two fellow trailblazers: Greg Humphries from Vycarb, a fellow Newlab innovator, and David LaGreca from EcoEngineers, a crucial partner in building Sinkco’s MRV protocol. Finally, immense respect and appreciation to the investors and buyers helping move the entire CDR ecosystem forward—especially during such a critical time: Michelle You (Supercritical) Michelle Parra-Guedez (Carbon Direct) Rachit Kejariwal (Mitsui O.S.K. Lines, Ltd.) Josh Butler (ExxonMobil) Steffi Olesi Muhanji, PhD (Microsoft) Sarabeth Brockley & Matan Rudis (Wild Assets) It’s going to take all of us. Let’s keep going. 🌊🌍 #CDR #CarbonRemoval #ClimateTech #OceanTech #MRV #NetZero #CarbonUnbound Viji T. Daniel Babin
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