How Carbon Credits Are Transforming Concrete Plants into Carbon Storage Factories

Discover how carbon credit revenue has turbocharged the financial case for Lauren Concrete to save as much CO2 as possible—creating a win-win for the concrete producer and the environment.

Lauren Concrete, a family-based business in central Texas, prides itself on delivering a high-quality product and being innovative. The concrete producer initially adopted CarbonCure's Ready-Mix technology in its four largest plants. However, the revenue earned through carbon credits made it financially viable for Lauren Concrete to expand CarbonCure to all 24 of its permanent plants in 2022.

Access this case study to discover how carbon credit revenue has turbocharged the financial case for Lauren Concrete to remove and reduce as much CO₂ as possible—creating a win-win for the concrete producer and the environment.

You'll learn:

  • Why concrete is a challenging sector to decarbonize
  • How carbon credits are ensuring that the mineralization and reduction of CO₂ in concrete production is financially possible
  • How CarbonCure is working with concrete producers to distribute the benefits of carbon utilization back to local host communities

Lauren Concrete Brings Greener Concrete to Texas with CarbonCure