Cavanah Concrete Guides CarbonCure Load Tally to Eight-Digit Range

CarbonCure Technologies reports delivery of the 10 millionth truckload of concrete mixes based on its carbon dioxide-mineralizing process. The threshold reflects dispatching of nearly 84 million cubic yards from partner ready mixed producers in North America and 20-plus overseas markets—all since 2012.

CarbonCure equips producers with storage and dosing equipment to inject CO2 in fresh concrete, where the gas in liquid state mineralizes and contributes to binder optimization and compressive strength development. A shared-revenue carbon credit model helps partners offset technology costs and win more business. The combination of environmental and financial benefits has fueled CarbonCure’s position as the most widely deployed carbon utilization solution for concrete sustainability the world over.

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Cavanagh Concrete, based in Ottawa, logged the milestone CarbonCure mix load.

“This milestone reflects the extraordinary leadership of our concrete industry partners using CarbonCure to produce high quality, lower carbon mixes,” says Kristal Kaye, Interim President of CarbonCure Technologies. “Together, we’re proving that concrete innovation is not an aspiration for the future. It’s happening today, at scale, in communities around the globe.”

“Rapid commercial adoption worldwide is driven by the demand for lower-carbon building materials across commercial, residential, infrastructure, and fast-growing data center construction segments,” adds William Holden, Chairman of CarbonCure Technologies.

“Forward-thinking concrete producers who gave innovation a chance and quickly realized the value have seen how permanent CO₂ storage and cement reductions translate into economic value and emissions reductions, with carbon credits offering an incentive to accelerate concrete decarbonization,” affirms Onne van der Weijde, Vice Chair of CarbonCure Technologies.