The largest single opportunity in maritime decarbonisation — and CarbonLab's Modular Methanol Reactor is built to win the biggest possible share of it.
First methanol delivered. CarbonLab produced its first methanol from the August tests of the Super Confluence Reactor — achieving the $50m milestone on the valuation ladder below.
Multi-billion-dollar dual-fuel fleets face a structural choice: burn fossil fuel and pay quantified penalties, or sit idle. Neither is a viable commercial position — and no announced capacity build-out is on track to close the gap in time.
Conventional plants cost USD $1.2–2 billion and take five to seven years to build. The Modular Methanol Reactor is containerised, relocatable, and deployed at the biomass source in weeks — scaled batch by batch against confirmed offtake, not years ahead of it.
Light and sound-driven synthesis at low pressure. Each mechanism peer-reviewed; the integration proprietary.
Commercial soft start at Arundel, South Canterbury, New Zealand — mass balance, purity and reliability proven under real conditions.
First revenue as Methanex exits NZ's 75,000-tonne market. Track record before scale.
Tier 1 shipping offtake from Taranaki — chokepoint-free, non–Middle East supply.
Entry at NZD $20 million, $2.00 per share. The valuation moves through 33 independently verified milestones — never on a modelled forecast.