DECARBONIZING CONCRETE
FOR GREENER CITIES

Carbon Capture Technology that permanently stores CO2 in the roads we drive on and buildings we live in!

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A nature-based cement replacement, made of non calcined active minerals and materials that are highly selective & reactive to CO2, transforms concrete into an impactful & permanent solution to CO2 pollution.
It is simply added during the manufacturing process of concrete, partially replacing traditional polluting Portland Cement and significantly lowering the carbon footprint.

With so many trees cut down for urban development, CaptureCrete introduces a new method for impactful decarbonization.

75% LOWER
Carbon footprint

Dual decarbonization:
pre cure at point of manufacturing
& post-cure as concrete starts capturing CO2
from atmosphere.

Active & Permanent
Carbon Capture & Storage

Concrete made with CaptureCrete has there ability
to capture CO2 pollution
directly from the atmosphere and store it permanently
via carbonization.

Superior strength
& durability

Lab tests show a 13% increase in compressive strength on day 28 compared to standard OPC, as concrete develops
self-healing properties.

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