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Ocean GeoLoop AS is a Norwegian green technology company. Its core product is not a traditional SaaS offering, but a CO₂ capture technology for industrial point-source emissions called “Carbon Capture by Nature.” It is positioned as a carbon capture solution that uses no harmful chemicals, is fully electrically driven, and can operate autonomously, helping industrial companies reduce emissions and support the CCUS value chain.
Based on the site content, its technology emphasizes a water-based, non-toxic process with no amine chemicals, giving it a strong HSE profile. The process is fully powered by electricity and does not rely on waste heat, reducing the complexity of integration with existing plants. Its offering includes R&D center testing, pre-assessments, feasibility studies, mobile test units, and modular Carbon Capture units. Test results disclosed on the website show that under certain project flue gas conditions, it can achieve a 90%–98% capture rate and 95%–98% product gas purity, with electricity consumption mentioned at around 200 kWh per ton of CO₂. On the digital side, the site only clearly mentions cloud data storage and access to digital services; there is no visible information about APIs, permission systems, or developer support.
Ocean GeoLoop does not provide public pricing or standard packages. Its customer journey includes pre-assessment, feasibility studies, testing, EPCI, and operations, which clearly indicates project-based, engineering-based delivery. Costs are likely to depend on flue gas composition, capture scale, CAPEX/OPEX estimates, on-site construction, and subsequent operations, but the website does not provide information on contracts, SLAs, or payment methods.
Its strengths lie in a relatively clean technology pathway that avoids the handling and safety burdens associated with chemicals such as amine solutions. The fully electric and modular design also improves its potential adaptability to different industrial scenarios. The R&D center and mobile test units help customers validate flue gas compatibility before making investment decisions. The limitations are that it is not an enterprise software product, and there is insufficient information on key SaaS dimensions such as team permissions, integration with third-party business systems, APIs, observability, and security certifications. Large-scale commercial deployment cases also still appear to be mainly disclosed in the form of partnerships, trials, and feasibility studies.
It is better suited for industrial companies in sectors such as lime, chemicals, fertilizers, and cement that face clear carbon reduction pressure and are willing to conduct CCUS feasibility studies and medium-to-large engineering pilots. It is not suitable for teams simply looking for carbon accounting SaaS or a lightweight ESG management platform. The site does not disclose access conditions from China, so actual connectivity and local delivery capabilities need further verification.
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