CO₂ Mineralization
in Concrete

Cement accounts for 80% of the total embodied carbon in concrete production. It is also the most expensive material in concrete production. Our novel technology injects CO₂ into concrete in a process called carbon mineralization.

This happens through a series of precise dosages delivered and timed through our injection technology. The CO₂ reacts with the wet concrete to form CaCO₃ polymorphs at the nano scale. This results in early strength gain in the concrete mix which allows for reduction of the cementitious content in the concrete mix while maintaining the same performance and integrity.

Our process has been rigorously tested in alignment with various methodologies to ensure value is delivered.

Our MRV system tracks the amount of CO₂ injected and permanently stored in the concrete mix down to the gram level through real time sensor integration and analytical methods.

Driving Innovation in Sustainable Concrete & Technology

MRV SYSTEM

Real-time Measurement, Reporting & Verification (MRV) monitors injected CO₂ and permanent storage down to the gram. Sensor-integrated analytics feed dashboards and verification workflows for traceable credits.

EARLY STRENGTH GAIN

CO₂ mineralization forms stable mineral phases in wet concrete that accelerate early strength gain, enabling reduced cement content without compromising performance or durability.