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CarbiCrete is a carbon removal technology company whose patented technology enables the production of cement-free, decarbonized concrete.

CarbiCrete's fully carbon-negative process replaces cement with steel slag, an industrial by-product, avoiding the emissions that are associated with cement production, while also trapping CO2 inside the concrete permanently. CarbiCrete is licensing its technology to precast concrete makers. Products made using our technology are less expensive, more durable and more environmental than their cement-based counterparts…all while ridding the environment of harmful emissions. For every tonne of concrete produced using our process, 150kg of CO2 are abated/removed. Our mission: 1 GT of carbon-negative concrete per year in a decade.

11/02/2026

We're proud to announce that CarbiCrete is one of several solutions used by Amazon.com for the construction of their new delivery station in Stockton-on-Tees.

CarbiCrete supplied three cement-free products for the project, helping it pursue the latest Living Future Zero Carbon Certification requirements for construction-- a first for Amazon. Paebbl and Low Carbon Materials also supplied sustainable materials for the project.

This also marks the first wide-scale deployment of our cement-free pavers anywhere in the world, with CarbiCrete steel slag-based concrete products covering around 6,400m² of paving across parking spaces and footpaths at the site.

We're thrilled to see CarbiCrete products in use to reduce on a large scale! We look forward to continuing our global deployment in future construction projects.

Read the full press release here: https://hubs.li/Q04C-P2g0

10/09/2026

La semaine prochaine, Andrew Schmidt, chef des opérations chez CarbiCrete, prendra la parole lors de la souper-conférence « Approches pour la réduction de l'empreinte carbone de la en maçonnerie », organisée par la section de Montréal de Construction Specifications Canada.

Andrew présentera la du béton sans ciment de CarbiCrete ainsi que la feuille de route visant à bâtir un avenir plus durable grâce à l'innovation dans l'industrie du .

Ne manquez pas cet événement, auquel participeront également Gabriel Presseault, directeur des ventes, maçonnerie, chez Beto-Briq, et Adrien Sparling, Ph. D., ing, ingénieur spécialisé en maçonnerie pour le Québec au Centre canadien de conception en maçonnerie – Montréal.

Pour en savoir plus sur l'événement, cliquez ici : https://hubs.li/Q04zL2hS0

À la semaine prochaine!

09/30/2026

Last week, Phil De Luna wrote in Forbes about Canada's global standing as a pioneer of removal (CDR). is uniquely positioned to not only develop groundbreaking in the CDR industry, but to export in the form of verified emissions removal and storage on the global carbon markets.

"For decades, Canada has thought of as a problem it has to manage at home. This is the first real sign that it sees a different role for itself as well: the country that cleans up the world’s ."

CarbiCrete's cement-free technology is bringing verified carbon removal from Canada to the world. Via carbon mineralization, is permanently stored in each of our products for thousands of years.

Learn more about Canada's role in the global carbon removal landscape in Forbes: https://hubs.li/Q04yJYqw0

09/23/2026

Embodied carbon, the emissions resulting from a building's materials and , can represent a significant portion of a project's total . Intelligent design choices can put an emphasis on from the start and make a big difference in a building's overall associated emissions.

Choosing smarter materials, like CarbiCrete's cement-free products made with steel slag, can greatly reduce embodied carbon, showcase groundbreaking , and set a solid foundation of emissions reduction throughout a building's lifetime.

Carbon Leadership Forum (CLF), Natural Resources Defense Council (NRDC), New Buildings Institute (NBI), Center for Architecture (AIANY), and RMI recently developed the Embodied Carbon State Policy Playbook to outline best practices for reducing across the built environment:

"Reducing embodied carbon is a win across the board. Cutting embodied carbon also encourages economic development, creates jobs, strengthens supply chains, and supports healthier communities"

Discover the playbook: https://hubs.li/Q04y7p1-0

09/17/2026

CarbiCrete's Chief Marketing Officer Yuri Mytko will be presenting next week at the Getting to Zero Tech Forum hosted by the Illinois Green Alliance in Chicago, IL. The event will showcase emerging technologies that are advancing high-performance and buildings.

Yuri will present CarbiCrete's groundbreaking cement-free technology, and discuss how reduction, performance credibility, environmental documentation, and specification pathways make CarbiCrete a ready-now option for the built environment.

We're proud to be among other industry innovators highlighting in design, , and operation of the built environment.

Learn more and get tickets here: https://hubs.li/Q04xDYF70

See you there!

09/15/2026

Next week, CarbiCrete CEO Gary Belisle and CMO Yuri Mytko will be attending Climate Week NYC hosted by Climate Group.

Every year, brings together people with different perspectives, big ideas, and a shared determination to drive progress. We're excited to share our cement-free technology and connect with other innovators in the space.

Looking forward to seeing you there!

09/09/2026

When developing a new project, making smart material choices can have a major effect on the building's whole-life carbon .

Embodied carbon, which is associated with a building's materials and construction process, is locked in right at the start of a project: "Emissions can be designed into a project long before construction begins ... Early and procurement choices therefore have a significant influence on the final outcome"

CarbiCrete's cement-free has an EPD-verified potential 20X lower than conventional concrete while offering the same performance, making it an easy choice to showcase and reduce emissions.

Read more about lowering in construction from NetZero: https://hubs.li/Q04x23rC0

09/02/2026

Saviez-vous que le ciment ne représente qu'environ 10 à 15 % du mélange de , mais qu'il est responsable de 90 % de son ?

Chez CarbiCrete, nous remplaçons 100 % du par du scories d'acier, un sous-produit de l'industrie sidérurgique, et nous faisons durcir nos produits à l'aide de dioxyde de carbone. Cela permet d'éviter les liées au ciment et de séquestrer définitivement le .

Nous sommes fiers de faire découvrir notre innovation en grâce à notre partenariat avec POINT.P, une marque du groupe Saint-Gobain.

"Cette canadienne arrive également chez nous. CarbiCrete s’est associée à POINT.P, enseigne du groupe Saint-Gobain, pour produire des blocs utilisant cette en France. Une ligne de production a été annoncée dans les Hauts-de-France, avec un objectif de 20 000 tonnes de blocs sans ciment la première année, puis 40 000 tonnes en 2027. "

En savoir plus sur NeozOne : https://hubs.li/Q04w551z0

08/26/2026

CarbiCrete is proud to be featured in XPRIZE's Alumni Spotlight!

Over the past ten years, we've sought to transform from one of the world's most carbon-intensive industries to a solution with our revolutionary cement-free concrete .

Participating in the NRG COSIA Carbon XPRIZE competition gave CarbiCrete an opportunity to grow in the space, make connections with fellow innovators, and be a part of a community aimed at prioritizing .

Today, our has grown to become a market-ready solution on a global scale.

Read more about CarbiCrete's XPRIZE experience, including our partnership with fellow XPRIZE Alumni Team Skyrenu Technologies, below.

08/26/2026

CarbiCrete's steel slag-based is cured via mineralization in a carbonation chamber, where each block permanently absorbs and traps . This helps to address the significant problem of carbon dioxide in cement-based concrete-- nearly 8% of all global emissions each year.

You may have heard about cement-based concrete experiencing "natural carbonation", over time, a small percentage of can be re-absorbed into conventional concrete from the air. A new study out of UCLA Samueli School of Engineering finds that, in addition to taking hundreds of years, this potential is less than previously thought: "this natural process, known as ambient carbonation, offsets less than 10% of the industry’s own annual carbon dioxide emissions."

CarbiCrete's process is different: we accelerate carbonation by actively injecting CO2 into our curing chambers, storing significantly more in our concrete right from the start. Through our carbon dioxide mineralization , CarbiCrete products both avoid cement-related emissions and actively trap CO2 away, leading to concrete products with a significantly lower .

Read more about the study: https://hubs.li/Q04vg7xD0

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