Explore with CarbonCure: Case Studies, Featured Projects & Regulatory Framework

Building a More Resilient Future with Concrete

With CarbonCure, concrete producers can continue to make the world’s most important building material — but in a way that’s…

CarbonCure’s Global Regulatory Approvals

The resource summarizes CarbonCure's global regulatory approvals, from North America, Europe, Asia and Middle East

Understanding CALCIMA’s Report on Achieving Net Zero Concrete in California

This short technical whitepaper summarizes why reduction in cement content is crucial while reducing the CO2 in concrete.

Incorporating CarbonCure Into Concrete Specifications: A Guidebook for Architectural & Design Firms

CarbonCure is leading a mission to reduce 500 million tonnes of CO2 emissions annually from the cement and concrete sector.…

Adopting Innovations to Improve Durability and Sustainability While Adhering to Concrete Codes and Standards with Dr. Doug Hooton

Dr. Hooton’s research has informed the development of ASTM and ACI standards. He offers a unique perspective on how architects, structural engineers, contractors, and concrete producers can benefit from innovations in concrete design while continuing to adhere to standards and codes.

CarbonCure Infosheet for Designers and Builders

Key facts owners, developers, architects, structural engineers and contractors need to know about building with CarbonCure concrete.

Specifying Low-Carbon Concrete Without EPDs

Take a closer look at effective strategies to achieve low-carbon concrete solutions.

Shrinking Carbon Emissions Through Innovative Cement and Concrete Technologies

Hear from industry experts as they discuss how concrete producers and the AEC community can work together on practical solutions for carbon reduction and removal.

The Case for Performance-Based Concrete Specs

Dr. Michael Thomas, a world-renowned expert on concrete durability, dispels the decades-old concrete myths that still influence construction today, and makes the case for structural engineers to utilize performance-based concrete specs.