CarbiCrete is a Montreal-based carbon removal technology company that is developing innovative, low-cost building solutions that contribute to the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions.
The company’s patented technology, first developed at McGill University, enables the production of cement-free, carbon-negative concrete. The process uses an industrial by-product – the slag from steel factories – to replace cement as a binding ingredient in precast concrete products. The process injects CO2 into the fresh concrete to provide strength, while permanently sequestering CO2 within the resulting products.
CarbiCrete’s licenses its technology to concrete makers and oversees the retrofit required to implement the process. The company’s corporate headquarters and R&D facility are located in Lachine, Quebec, and pilot project that will see production ramp up to 25,000 CMUs per day is currently underway at Patio Drummond, a hardscape manufacturer in Drummondville, Quebec.
Management Team
News
The carbon removal technology company is among the first investments of BDC’s Climate Tech Fund…
The concrete industry veteran will be the company’s new Chief Operating Officer Montreal, September 19,…
The sustainable industry expert will be building a global sales team and leading the company’s…
Blog
In November 2022, the government of Canada published its Roadmap to Net-Zero Carbon Concrete by…
In the industrial sector, lowering CO2 emissions has become a race against time. As the…
In the concrete industry, cement is a seemingly inescapable roadblock to decarbonization. Concrete is the…
Awards
2022 Global Cleantech 100 Company
Named to Top 50 list
Winner: Most Sustainable Company in Building Technology Industry
FINALIST
High-Performance Materials Category
2017 Piloting Progress Award
FINALIST
FINALIST
Awarded by nova-Institute and Covestro
2020 Global Cleantech 100 Company
Ranked 7th fastest-growing among privately-held Canadian companies
Winner: West Island of Montreal Chamber of Commerce Accolade (Sustainability)