CarbonCure is included in the 2019 Global Cleantech 100, an annual guide which features companies best positioned to solve clean technology challenges, for the fourth consecutive year.
CarbonCure uses recycled carbon dioxide (CO2) to improve the manufacturing process of concrete while reducing the carbon footprint of concrete products.
Rob Niven, founder and CEO of CarbonCure, says recognition from Cleantech 100 will play a critical role in helping the company realise its vision of reducing up to 500 megatonnes of CO2 annually.
Cleantech’s list combines research data with qualitative judgments from nominations and insights from an 87-member panel comprised of investors and experts active in technology scouting.
Richard Youngman, CEO, Cleantech, says: “Our tenth edition is dominated by innovations for the future of food and mobility, and a decentralized and digitized future not only for energy, but for the industrial world more generally. This is a far cry from the dominance of hardware, solar and biofuels in the inaugural Global Cleantech 100 in 2009.”
