CarbonCure Technologies

CarbonCure is committed to your success. Our Technical Services & Support (TSS) team is dedicated to ensuring a smooth, successful adoption of our technologies from the outset. Go behind the scenes at CarbonCure to learn how the TSS team supports our concrete producer partners - before installation, through integration and beyond - unlocking maximum impact and a return on investment. Read our latest blog post: https://lnkd.in/ghHY7G_h #CarbonCure #ConcreteConstruction #ConcreteInnovation

In case you missed it: Be sure to watch Tyler Ley’s latest video reviewing “5 Proven Strategies to Make Green Concrete.” A professor at Oklahoma State University and concrete expert, Tyler highlights CarbonCure among various cement replacement strategies and emphasizes the stackability of these solutions [at the 11:00 minute mark]. “You can reduce the carbon footprint and also reduce the cost of your concrete,” he says. Dig in with Tyler Ley: https://lnkd.in/ebNxCGEm Learn more about CarbonCure: https://lnkd.in/eVn7kGs #Concrete #GreenConcrete #ConcreteInnovation

Once again, Pan-United Corporation is demonstrating its sustainability leadership. “Using the electric mixer truck will reduce the carbon footprint of transporting ready-mix concrete by 45 percent compared to a legacy truck. The reduction in noise pollution is also a major benefit in Singapore’s dense urban environment.” Learn more from Charged EVs: https://lnkd.in/efzExZwD Earlier this year, PanU announced a new partnership with Cleantech Solar to install 900 solar panels across PanU facilities in Singapore and Malaysia. Meanwhile, PanU has produced 815,000 truckloads of CarbonCure concrete resulting in nearly 85,000 metric tons of CarbonCure CO2 savings to date. Learn more about CarbonCure here: https://lnkd.in/eRynuaQQ #PanUnited #GreenConcrete #ConcreteInnovation

We are quite proud that Ozinga's CarbonSense mix designs use CarbonCure - part of a portfolio of strategies and solutions - to achieve the lowest carbon, highest quality product possible. Even better, Marty Ozinga and his team are leading champions for innovation and sustainability in concrete. Bravo!

Job alert: CarbonCure is hiring! We’re looking to add to CarbonCure's talented team. Our open roles include: 🔸 Senior Manager, Research & Development (Nova Scotia) 🔸 Commercial Director (Remote) 🔸 Carbon Credit Project Coordinator (Remote) Want to advance low carbon concrete and help concrete producers “go green” with technologies that benefit the environment and boost their businesses? Visit our Careers page to learn more about each role, our company and culture: https://lnkd.in/dnZAuR5 #CarbonCure #Concrete #GreenConcrete #JobAlert

The iMasons Climate Accord Governing Body - with Amazon, Google, Meta, and Microsoft as members - is calling on concrete producers supplying data center construction to support greater transparency in Scope 3 emissions as part of broader efforts to reduce the industry’s carbon footprint. Scope 3 emissions result from activities not owned or controlled by a company, but that the company indirectly affects in its value chain. Via Concrete Products: “In an open letter, [these tech companies] explain the importance of widespread adoption of standardized, third party-verified Environmental Product Declarations (EPDs), outlining the greenhouse gas emissions of a product through its entire lifecycle—from raw materials extraction and processing to manufacturing, transportation, use, and product end-of-life.” Read Concrete Products’ coverage: https://lnkd.in/ezh7uwE9 Read the iMasons Climate Accord’s open letter: https://lnkd.in/dPQRfAtE Demand for lower carbon concrete will only increase. Is your concrete business equipped to tap into this growing market opportunity? CarbonCure can help. Get in touch today. #EPDs #Scope3 #Concrete #GreenConcrete

International Built Environment Week (IBEW) is just 1 month away! Attending? Mark your calendar to see CarbonCure Asia-Pacific Commercial Director Jocelyn Campbell on this "Carbon in the Built Environment" panel. Along with Jocelyn, hear from: 🔸 Eng Yew Yeoh, Director, BV Regional Institute for Sustainability and Energy Transition, Bureau Veritas 🔸 Manuel Ong, General Manager, Danfoss Singapore 🔸 Vinamra Srivastava, Chief Sustainability & Sustainable Investments Officer, CapitaLand Investment IBEW 2024 will be held at the Marina Bay Sands in Singapore from September 4-6. See the full agenda and register here: https://lnkd.in/giVcr74X #IBEW #IBEW2024 #BuiltEnvironment #CarbonCure

Colorado's construction sector should take note: As of July 1, concrete mixes that meet Colorado Buy Clean emissions limits may be exempt from the state's 2.9% sales and use tax. Get details here: https://lnkd.in/eRVQhJjt Then, find a local plant producing lower carbon concrete with CarbonCure's technologies here: https://lnkd.in/ex9HKs8G #BuyClean #COBuyClean #Concrete #LowCarbonConcrete

According to data from commercial real estate firm CBRE, because of artificial intelligence (AI) and massive computing needs, Big Tech companies are poised to double their existing data center capacity. But as that AI-driven data center construction skyrockets, most of these companies also aim to meet corporate sustainability goals. And meeting those goals will require strategies and innovation - by corporates, builders and designers - to reduce or eliminate embodied carbon emissions from building materials and construction. That’s why concrete producers should get ahead of the curve by adopting CarbonCure and other solutions to produce lower carbon concrete, tap into this demand and win those bids. Dig deeper into Scope 3 emissions with Data Center Knowledge: https://lnkd.in/d8jgUb3k Then learn more about CarbonCure’s technologies for lower carbon concrete: https://lnkd.in/eVn7kGs #CarbonCure #DataCenterConstruction #Concrete #EmbodiedCarbon

Listen up! Ozinga CEO Marty Ozinga and VP of Innovation & Market Development Ryan Cialdella recently hosted Build With Strength's Concrete Credentials podcast, offering their insights on concrete innovation at Ozinga and the wider industry's embrace of new materials and methods to enhance sustainability. Hear the podcast episode here: https://lnkd.in/gjAjHMCD "We are continuing to look at new materials that are out there. And as you mentioned, death by a thousand cuts - just a little bit here, a little bit there. And we're getting far, we're getting close. But I do believe there's going to be this tipping point, where we're going to have to see some of these innovative materials, these newer technologies - whether it's through carbon capture and sequestration or taking other waste materials and figuring out how do we carbonate them - and almost come up with a carbon negative product to put in our concrete. To me, I really feel like that's going to be the next big move," Ryan said. In the podcast episode, Marty also shared more about the family company's history. Established in 1928 in Evergreen Park, Illinois, Ozinga survived the Great Depression and World War II before becoming one of the first ready mix providers in the region. For four generations, the Ozinga team has continuously expanded its product and service offerings to meet the needs of builders throughout Illinois, Indiana, Wisconsin, Michigan, and South Florida - all while pushing the boundaries of what's possible to deliver the highest quality, lowest carbon concrete materials. Back in 2017, Ozinga became the first supplier in the Chicago area to introduce CarbonCure into concrete mixes. Since then, Ozinga has supplied more than 863,000 truckloads carrying 6.8 million cubic yards of green concrete made with our technologies, translating to fleet-wide CarbonCure carbon savings equivalent to the annual carbon sequestration capacity of more than 79,000 acres of forest. Join us as we celebrate Ozinga's pursuit of excellence, innovation and its efforts elevate industry standards and promote sustainable construction practices. Here’s to their continued success and commitment to building a better future! #CarbonCure #Concrete #ConcreteInnovation #Ozinga