
Canada · Construction
CarbonCure Technologies creates, develops, and licenses solutions that consume waste CO2 to make better concrete.
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Set against 4,268 Construction companies in Canada. The ring marks the typical peer.
Across all 5.9M companies: larger than 85% of those with a size listed; older than 40% of those with a founding year; website ranked #1,305,876 in the world, about 21k visits a month. 91 people list it on LinkedIn, and 34,358 follow it.
Concrete That Matters: CarbonCure Technologies is on a mission to make concrete a climate solution, reducing embodied carbon emissions in the built environment and transforming concrete plants into a worldwide network of carbon removal factories. Across the global concrete industry, CarbonCure is scaling an integrated decarbonization platform, offering concrete producers a suite of hardware, software and services to reduce the carbon footprint of their concrete products, reduce their production costs and meet the… Read all
Concrete That Matters: CarbonCure Technologies is on a mission to make concrete a climate solution, reducing embodied carbon emissions in the built environment and transforming concrete plants into a worldwide network of carbon removal factories. Across the global concrete industry, CarbonCure is scaling an integrated decarbonization platform, offering concrete producers a suite of hardware, software and services to reduce the carbon footprint of their concrete products, reduce their production costs and meet the surging demand for green building materials without compromising performance. CarbonCure’s technologies are retrofitted into concrete plants without disrupting operations and seamlessly integrate with existing batching processes. CarbonCure injects captured CO₂ across the concrete manufacturing process, with commercialized solutions for ready mix concrete, precast concrete and reclaimed water. Upon injection, CO₂ immediately mineralizes in concrete, becoming permanently embedded. Even if a structure is later demolished, the nanoparticles of mineralized carbon will not return to the atmosphere. This mineralization also enables producers to reduce the amount of cement needed for each batch of concrete. Carbon XPRIZE Grand Prize winner, Cleantech 100 Hall of Fame Company and a category leader in low carbon concrete technologies and carbon removal, CarbonCure delivers a true win-win, with climate benefits for the world and economic benefits for concrete producers in one of the world's hardest-to-decarbonize industries. For more information, visit carboncure.com.
Carbon CaptureCleanTechConstructionEnergyManufacturingLEEDSustainable ConcreteClimate TechConcreteLow Carbon ConcreteCarbon RemovalGreen ConstructionCarbon MineralizationCarbon UtilizationCircular ManufacturingEmbodied CarbonClimateSustainability
One of 4,268 Construction companies in Canada, and of 152,311 in the industry worldwide.
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$92M
raised in total across 12 rounds
Last raised Jul 2023, 3 years ago
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CarbonCure Technologies may be growing due to the positive outlook on markets relevant to its operations. The green cement market, closely related to CarbonCure's business of making better concrete through CO2 utilization, is projected to grow at a CAGR of 7.7% by 2034, indicating a favorable environment for companies in this sector. Additionally, the decarbonization technology market, which includes carbon capture technologies like those CarbonCure develops, is expected to reach US$4 trillion by 2032, suggesting a rising demand for such innovations. Furthermore, the global Carbon Dioxide Removal (CDR) market, where CarbonCure's solutions could be categorized, is anticipated to be worth USD 2,115.5 million by 2032 at a 14.8% CAGR, reflecting a growing market for carbon capture and utilization technologies.
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