Collaboration to reduce embodied carbon
Reducing embodied carbon in concrete is only possible when specifications permit it. Architects, engineers, and general contractors are instrumental in fostering innovation by incorporating low carbon solutions into concrete specifications.
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Performance-based specifications
- You’ll reassure your clients that you take their ESG goals and climate seriously, and that you and your team are a part of the solution.
- You’ll empower concrete producers who have adopted CarbonCure and other low-carbon solutions to use it on projects – which means you get the same solution with a reduced carbon footprint. Oftentimes, our partners struggle to use CarbonCure on commercial projects due to lack of awareness or stakeholder buy-in. Specifications allowing CarbonCure mitigate that challenge.
- You’ll signal to concrete producers that embodied carbon is important and encourage producers to adopt and use solutions like CarbonCure to reduce carbon emissions.
- You’ll stimulate conversations around embracing innovation, and bring more sustainable construction solutions to the marketplace.
The Drive Toward Reducing Carbon in Concrete Construction
Our Collective Impact
Total CO2 emissions saved with CarbonCure
Truckloads delivered with CarbonCure concrete
CO2 emissions saved with CarbonCure in the previous 365 days
Truckloads delivered with CarbonCure concrete in the previous 365 days
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