CarbonCure Technologies

06/19/2026

CarbonCure was very pleased to contribute to the new Singapore Climate Technology Ecosystem Guide from Venture Climate Alliance. We're grateful for our inclusion as a featured case study in the guide.

With philanthropic support from HSBC and developed through the Innovation Scaling Initiative, the guide explores how Singapore’s climate-tech ecosystem is accelerating commercialization and enabling regional scale-up across Southeast Asia.

The case study details why CarbonCure chose Singapore as its first major Asian deployment, how we achieved early market acceptance and the critical importance of strong concrete industry partnerships in Singapore and across Asia.

Download the complete guide here (and don't miss CarbonCure starting on page 41): https://na3.hubs.ly/y0w9JJ0

06/17/2026

It's a tough job but somebody's got to do it! 🏖️

CarbonCure's Alexandria Toler is heading back to Miramar Beach. This time, she's attending the 2026 Quad-State Summer Meeting which brings together concrete pros from Alabama, Kentucky, Mississippi and Tennessee.

If you catch Ali at the beach day, golf event or casino night, say hello! She's always happy to talk about how CarbonCure helps producers trim cement costs and pick up more green construction work.

Get in touch before Quad-State: https://na3.hubs.ly/y0w2TG0

06/17/2026

ICYMI: Carbon mineralized concrete is expanding across Saudi Arabia.

With sponsorship from Ministry of Energy - Kingdom of Saudi Arabia وزارة الطاقة , CarbonCure and Kifah Precast Company (KPC) have signed an agreement to bring our technologies to more of the Kingdom through the Ministry of Municipalities and Housing, advancing decarbonization in construction and supporting Circular Carbon Economy goals.

Through our tech, captured CO₂ is injected into concrete during manufacturing, where it permanently mineralizes and improves the concrete microstructure. This maintains strength and enables improved cement efficiency, reducing the materials' carbon footprint while still delivering the same, high quality concrete products.

The initiative aligns with Saudi Arabia's Vision 2030 objectives and its Circular Carbon Economy framework, accelerating low carbon technology adoption across one of the world's most carbon-intensive industries.

Congratulations to KPC Precast!

Learn more via SaudiGulf Projects: https://na3.hubs.ly/y0w32D0

06/15/2026

Erik is on the road again and the next stop is Laguna Beach, CA!

He'll be on-site at the Arizona Rock Products Association 2026 Annual Convention at the newly renovated Surf and Sand Resort in Laguna Beach, CA on June 16-18, one of ARPA's biggest events of the year.

If you're attending, be sure to connect: https://na3.hubs.ly/y0vHwW0

06/12/2026

Carbon mineralization in concrete is generating headlines this week — and we're very excited about that!

Concrete Products covers the new peer-reviewed study by researchers at MIT's Masic Lab and CarbonCure, detailing how CO₂ permanently mineralizes and actively improves binder microstructure from the earliest moments of hydration. The article also explains what these findings mean for producers.

"Industry can now leverage this chemistry to improve cement efficiency and profitability while delivering the same high-quality products and meeting even the most demanding project specifications." - CarbonCure CTO Dean Forgeron

Read Concrete Products' coverage: https://na3.hubs.ly/y0vTkj0

MIT, CarbonCure team reveals CO2-injected mixes’ cement hydration pathway June 11, 2026June 11, 2026 Concrete News Sources: CarbonCure Technologies, Halifax, N.S.; CP staff A new peer-reviewed study, “In Situ Raman Spectroscopy of a Silica Gel-Templated Hydration Pathway in CO2-Activated Cement,...

06/11/2026

Cool science alert!

A new peer-reviewed study from researchers at MIT's Masic Lab and CarbonCure, published in the Journal of the American Ceramic Society, captures for the first time — in real time, at the molecular level — the precise chemical sequence that CO₂ triggers during cement hydration.

The team used the Masic Lab’s advanced in situ Raman microspectroscopy — a technique capable of identifying individual chemical phases as they form at the micron scale, smaller than a human hair.

Observing hour-by-hour over 24 hours, they uncovered the precise molecular sequence behind CO₂ mineralization in cement and concrete. The study details a three-stage process that produces a more uniform, interconnected binder that sets faster and achieves higher early strength. The study also provides the first direct visual evidence of early age CO₂ mineralization, with calcium carbonate nanoparticles permanently sequestered within the concrete matrix.

Against the backdrop of CarbonCure's commercial deployment to date (11+ million treated loads across 20,000 distinct mix designs), this new scientific analysis provides the most definitive, high-resolution mapping yet of the precise mechanisms driving CO₂ mineralization in concrete.

See our news release and access the study: https://na3.hubs.ly/y0vNnD0

06/11/2026

Australia's first large-scale use of CarbonCure concrete in infrastructure just became a reality.

For the CIT Woden campus redevelopment in Canberra, CarbonCure's field-leading producer partner Hi-Quality Concrete permanently mineralized captured CO₂ directly in the concrete during batching, enabling greater cement efficiency and emissions reductions with no compromise to strength or performance.

For architects, engineers and contractors navigating embodied carbon requirements, this project is a proof point. CarbonCure is not a future solution. It is market-ready, stackable with other sustainability measures, and commercially proven in Australian construction.

A huge congratulations to Hi-Quality Concrete, CE Construction Solutions, and the ACT Government for making this milestone happen: https://na3.hubs.ly/y0vxMN0

Learn more about embodied carbon: https://na3.hubs.ly/y0vxLT0

06/09/2026

Catch Jason at the TACA 72nd Annual Meeting!

CarbonCure Commercial Director of North America, Jason Campbell, will be attending the TACA 72nd Annual Meeting, June 10–12, at the Hill Country Resort & Spa in San Antonio, Texas.

Jason is looking forward to answering your questions about CarbonCure at this three-day event that brings together concrete industry professionals from across Texas for informative sessions, industry insights and valuable networking opportunities.

If you'll be there, don't hesitate to reach out.

Connect via LinkedIn: https://na3.hubs.ly/y0vHnF0

Ask a question: https://na3.hubs.ly/y0vHnG0

06/09/2026

This , CarbonCure is celebrating Bleigh Ready Mix and our collaboration to advance sustainable construction in the Tri-State Area, serving Northeast Missouri and Western Illinois.

Bleigh Ready Mix is a division of Bleigh Construction http://Co., a family owned and operated business now in its third generation of leadership since being founded in 1950. Operating across four plants and with more than 15,000 projects under their belt, Bleigh has built a reputation for delivering high quality ready mix concrete for commercial, residential and industrial construction projects.

With that deep commitment to quality and service, Bleigh adopted CarbonCure's technologies in 2022, delivering lower carbon concrete to projects across the region, with no compromise on strength or performance their customers expect. To date, they've produced more than 17,000 truckloads of CarbonCure concrete, delivering more than 1,000 metric tons of CarbonCure CO₂ savings, equivalent to the carbon sequestered by about 18,000 tree seedlings grown for 10 years.

The concrete industry is building toward a more sustainable future, and in the Upper Mississippi River Valley, Bleigh Ready Mix is leading the way.

Learn more about Bleigh Ready Mix: https://na3.hubs.ly/y0vGGY0

06/08/2026

"[CarbonCure’s] seamless, drop-in innovation gives concrete producers a proven way to reduce cement costs and maintain mix performance, putting captured CO2 to work like any admixture."

ICYMI: Onne van der Weijde is CarbonCure's new Board Chair. A 30-year construction materials veteran and former President, Europe & Asia at CRH, Onne knows this industry inside and out.

See coverage in World Cement:
https://na3.hubs.ly/y0vDbz0

The new Chair succeeds longtime CarbonCure Technologies champion Bill Holden who is retiring from the Board after 12 years of service and leadership.