OCEANRESIDUE™

Unlocking the
Full Potential of
Ocean Overgrowth

The Circular Material Unlocking the Full Potential of Sargassum

OCEANRESIDUE™ is the nutrient-rich biomass left after Origin by Ocean’s patented biorefinery process. Instead of becoming waste, this fraction is transformed into a versatile, carbon-capturing raw material, supporting applications across agriculture, materials, and nutrition.
Unlike most biomass side-streams, OCEANRESIDUE™ is designed to add value – not cost – into circular product development.
  • Low-cost and abundant: High-volume output unlocks industrial-scale upcycling pilot projects
  • Climate-positive: Can act as a carbon sink when used in concrete fillers, biochar, or soil applications
  • Regenerative by origin: Harvesting invasive Sargassum removes excess nutrients, supports coastal economies, and restores marine balance.
  • Technically versatile: Its composition supports multiple industries, from animal feed to composites and horticulture

Calling for circular innovation

Abundant, low-cost, and available at industrial scale, OCEANRESIDUE™ enables companies to test, validate, and scale circular products without the typical cost and availability barriers of sustainable materials.

As Origin by Ocean moves toward commercial operations in Kokkola in 2028, we are actively seeking innovative partners, technologies, and applications to utilize OCEANRESIDUE™ as locally and efficiently as possible.

We invite startups, scale-ups, industrial players, and research-driven companies to collaborate with us in developing new circular value streams across materials, chemicals, energy, agriculture, and beyond.

This is an opportunity to work with a real industrial side stream, at scale, and shape how circular bio-based systems are built from the ground up.

Sustainability highlights
  • 100% feedstock utilization: No waste – every fraction of Sargassum is turned into value
  • Purified & safe: Heavy metal concentrations below EU animal-feed limits.
  • Carbon-positive potential: Up to 9038 t CO₂e captured and 5865 t CO₂e avoided depending on end-use pathway.*
  • Supports coastal economies and mitigates ocean nutrient pollution.