About
Founded in 2020, Blusink is a private company headquartered in London, United Kingdom specializing in Other.
Blusink is a marine carbon dioxide removal and ocean restoration company that develops bioengineered substrate pebbles (Blusinkies) to combat climate change and enhance marine ecosystems. The company's core technology involves deploying ceramic pebbles made from recycled waste materials that act as substrates for carbon-capturing species, particularly coralline algae and rhodoliths. Blusinkies facilitate natural processes that remove dissolved inorganic carbon from seawater while increasing ocean pH and supporting biodiversity. The company operates through multiple service models including carbon capture-as-a-service, restoration-as-a-service, Marine Net Gain compliance solutions, and B2B carbon offsetting. Founded by ocean researchers Lorena Neira Ramirez and Anjana Aravind, Blusink combines cutting-edge marine science with practical climate solutions. The company conducts rigorous monitoring and verification of deployments using advanced techniques to quantify carbon sequestration and environmental impact over multi-year periods.
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Service areas (3)
Marine Carbon Dioxide Removal
Ocean-based carbon capture and sequestration through deployment of bioengineered substrate pebbles (Blusinkies) that accelerate natural carbon removal processes and support coralline algae growth.
Marine Habitat Restoration
Restoration and enhancement of degraded marine ecosystems through biodiversity support and seafloor stabilization.
Marine Net Gain Compliance
Solutions for maritime construction projects to meet Marine Net Gain regulatory requirements through ecosystem enhancement.
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Shelton Street 71-75, WC2H 9JQ, London, United Kingdom
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1Madeira Deployment Trial
Experimental deployment of Blusinkies in Madeira to assess carbon sequestration and biodiversity enhancement. Six plots deployed with 200 Blusinkies each, three over existing rhodolith beds and three over sandy substrates.
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Alfred Wegener Institute Helmholtz Centre for Polar and Marine Research
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