CarbonCure Climate Strategies

I'm absolutely thrilled to announce new additions to CarbonCure’s Leadership team. This month, Dave Donaldson joined us as our SVP of Sales & Marketing. Dave is a seasoned sales and marketing executive with more than 24 years of experience driving strategic growth and innovation in the ready mix concrete industry with a passion for connecting businesses with cutting-edge technology solutions. Dave spent two decades of his career with Command Alkon, a global software and solutions provider for the heavy building materials industry. Dave will collaborate closely with Brad Vickers, our new VP of Customer Success, to ensure maximum impact alongside our concrete industry partners around the world. Brad has been with CarbonCure for more than a decade, providing valuable leadership for our software, hardware and carbon products teams. This dynamic duo will maximize cement savings, while also generating high integrity carbon credits for corporate climate leaders seeking the most impactful investments in the voluntary carbon markets. Get to know Dave and Brad by reading our news release: https://lnkd.in/gUSt9w3f

Public service announcement courtesy of CarbonCure: #Cement ≠ #Concrete.

Decarbonizing concrete remains one of the toughest challenges in reducing global emissions—but progress is happening. BEV portfolio company CarbonCure Technologies recently announced that it has saved over 500,000 metric tons of CO₂ across 7.5 million truckloads of concrete. CarbonCure’s innovative technology drives this achievement by injecting captured CO₂ into fresh concrete during mixing. The CO₂ mineralizes instantly, reducing the need for cement—a major source of emissions—while preserving the material’s strength and performance. This is more than a milestone — it’s proof that climate tech is delivering scalable solutions today. Read the full announcement here: https://nt-z.ro/41v82ao

How does CarbonCure work? CarbonCure pioneered the mineralization of captured carbon dioxide in ready mix concrete by injecting it during the mixing process. Once injected, the carbon dioxide (CO₂) chemically converts into a mineral and becomes permanently stored there. The mineralized CO₂ also protects the concrete’s strength. This enables concrete producers to adjust the amount of cement content in their mixes while still maintaining concrete strength and performance. This is a win-win solution as CarbonCure’s technologies permanently lock away the CO₂ that has been captured while also reducing the amount of cement needed in concrete production. Visit our website to learn more about CarbonCure and our tech portfolio: https://lnkd.in/eVn7kGs #CarbonCure #Concrete #ConcreteThatMatters

Isn’t she lovely? 300 N. Michigan Ave, the tallest high-rise to date built with CarbonCure concrete (supplied by our innovative industry partner Ozinga), features 47 stories, v-shaped trusses, an eye-catching design in the heart of Chicago! Learn more: https://bit.ly/4a8nk6Q #CarbonCure #GreenConcrete #LowCarbonConcrete

"We’re at an inflection point with this sector, which used to be called 'hard to abate,' but we’re fundamentally seeing that it’s really 'must abate’... The demand side has to continue to signal that dirty production, high-embodied-carbon production, isn’t what they will be using in their business models going forward... Sustainability departments within organizations are looking at Scope 3, looking at the materials going into their supply chains, and realizing that steel and concrete represent a unique opportunity to tackle a significant amount of those emissions." - Climate Group’s Jen Carson chatting with Canary Media Inc.'s Maria Gallucci Read the full conversation: https://lnkd.in/gRtMgUzK

Our climate future—offshore wind farms, EV charging stations, rail infrastructure, flood barriers, direct air capture plants, etc—will all be built with concrete. CarbonCure producers make concrete that matters: reducing its carbon footprint without reducing its strength. If we aim to build a greener, more resilient world, we need to build it with greener, resilient materials. Learn how CarbonCure works: https://lnkd.in/eVn7kGs #Sustainability #Innovation #Climate

Does *your* concrete hold space for carbon mineralization? [whispering:] It's wickedly powerful. #CarbonCure #GreenConcrete #HoldingSpace

More than two dozen countries. Hundreds of #Concrete plants. #CarbonCure is deploying everywhere all at once. And that includes social media: https://bit.ly/4eMK0uQ Find us there 🦋 and everywhere.

"[With carbon mineralization], CO₂ is taken directly either from biogas/bioenergy or direct air capture plants and processed to produce carbon construction materials with a significantly reduced carbon footprint. A huge advantage of this approach is that it can be implemented almost anywhere, avoiding the costly and unpopular transport of CO₂ via pipelines and enabling localised, circular production processes."