March 6, 2024

CarbonCure Celebrates Milestone of 50 Million Cubic Yards of Lower Carbon Concrete

The carbon utilization technology company applauds its concrete producer partners worldwide for the milestone and contributing to nearly 400,000 metric tons in CO2 savings to date.

Halifax, Nova Scotia, March 6, 2024 — CarbonCure Technologies, a climate tech company that provides a suite of carbon utilization technologies to the concrete industry, has announced a milestone, 50 million cubic yards (38 million cubic meters) of lower carbon concrete produced to date. That’s enough to completely fill the Dallas Cowboys’ AT&T Stadium with concrete 13 times over.

This key milestone for CarbonCure comes as the company approaches another major benchmark: 400,000 metric tons of carbon dioxide (CO2) reduced and removed from the atmosphere as a result of its technologies. That’s equal to the annual CO2 emissions from more than 88,000 cars. It’s also equivalent to the annual carbon sequestration of 477,000 acres of forest, enough to cover half the state of Rhode Island.

“Our customers are the real sustainability heroes, especially those earliest adopters who embraced CarbonCure and recognized the dual environmental and economic benefits of manufacturing green building materials,” said CarbonCure CEO Rob Niven. “Reaching 50 million cubic yards of lower carbon concrete underscores the industry's commitment to sustainability and demonstrates the tangible impact of innovative solutions in reducing carbon emissions.”

According to CarbonCure’s real-time data from its network of systems, the 50 millionth cubic yard was manufactured by Pan-United in Singapore, CarbonCure’s first concrete producer partner outside North America and an industry pioneer celebrated for advancing sustainable concrete in Asia.

“We are very proud that we have produced CarbonCure’s 50 millionth cubic yard, delivering a lower carbon concrete product to our customers across Singapore,” said Ms May Ng, CEO of Pan-United. “We signed up with CarbonCure since 2018, inspired to build a more sustainable environment for future generations. We are looking forward to adopting more CCU solutions from CarbonCure to push for greater decarbonisation of the built environment using concrete.

Founded in Nova Scotia, Canada in 2012, CarbonCure aims to empower cement and concrete producers with technologies and strategies to achieve the industry’s net zero commitment by 2050. 

CarbonCure’s most widely deployed solution injects captured CO2 into ready mix concrete during mixing where it immediately mineralizes and gets permanently embedded within the concrete. Even if that concrete is later demolished, the CO2 will never return to the atmosphere. This mineralization also increases the concrete’s compressive strength, enabling concrete producers to optimize cement content and reduce associated carbon emissions with no impact on the concrete’s performance.

Today, more than 800 CarbonCure systems have been licensed to concrete producers across 35 countries and used in more than 6 million truckloads of lower carbon concrete, supplying thousands of sustainable construction projects of all scopes and sizes. And the impact of CarbonCure’s technologies only continues to grow: A third of CarbonCure’s concrete production and resulting CO2 savings to date occurred in just the past year.

Key CarbonCure milestones by the numbers

  • 800+ systems licensed to concrete plants around the world
  • 6+ million truckloads of concrete delivered to date
  • 1.9 million truckloads of concrete delivered in the past 365 days
  • 50 million yd3 (38 million m3) of concrete produced to date
  • 398,000+ metric tons of CO2 saved to date—equal to the annual emissions from 88,000+ cars
  • 128,000+ metric tons of CO2 saved in the past 365 days

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About CarbonCure

CarbonCure Technologies is a fast-growing carbon dioxide removal tech company deploying easy-to-adopt solutions that enable concrete producers to use captured CO₂ to produce reliable, lower carbon concrete mixes. With hundreds of systems operating across dozens of countries, more than six million truckloads of CarbonCure mixes have supplied thousands of sustainable construction projects worldwide amid surging demand for greener building materials. CarbonCure’s cutting-edge research and innovation have garnered global recognition and prestigious awards, most notably the Carbon XPRIZE Grand Prize and induction into the Cleantech 100 Hall of Fame. CarbonCure’s investors include Breakthrough Energy Ventures, Blue Earth Capital, BDC, Amazon, Taronga Ventures, 2150, Microsoft, Samsung Ventures, BH3 Growth Equity, Carbon Direct, GreenSoil Investments and Mitsubishi Corporation. Follow CarbonCure on LinkedIn.

About Pan-United Corporation

Pan-United Corporation Ltd (Pan-United) is a listed Asia-based technology company (SGX:P52) catalysing change in the ready-mix concrete and logistics space. Through concrete innovation, it has advanced to the global forefront of low-carbon concrete technology. A strong believer and advocate of sustainability, Pan-United takes pride in making concrete greener and stronger to decarbonise the world, lowering the world’s embodied carbon footprint to create a safer world for future generations. Follow Pan-United on LinkedIn.

Media Contacts

Mike Carter-Conneen
CarbonCure 
Sr. Director of Global Communications
media@carboncure.com 

Janelle Loh
Pan-United
Assistant Manager, Communications
comms@panunited.com.sg


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