We researched 8 low-carbon building companies in the following list. This number will be kept updating. We categorize them based on the type of technology used to achieve low-carbon building, including:
- Green steel
- Low-carbon concrete
Each company has a brief introduction, followed by “Get details of XXX (company’s name)”. Clicking the company’s name, you will get our research results of the company, including:
- Technology
- Patent
- Technology applications
- Product
- Funding
- Investor
- Founder
View the following list of startups that we researched:
Green steel
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Electra
An American cleantech company founded in 2020, produces green steel by using an ore dissolution and iron conversion system powered by renewable electricity.
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Boston Metal
An American cleantech company founded in 2012, decarbonizes steel production using Molten Oxide Electrolysis (MOE) technology powered by clean electricity.
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Low-carbon concrete
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DMAT
An Italian cleantech company founded in 2021, develops sustainable and durable concrete building materials. The concrete has a notable ability of self-healing.
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Partanna
An American green tech company founded in 2021, develops manganese oxide-based cements with low carbon footprint and the capacity to capture CO₂ from the atmosphere.
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Sublime Systems
An American cleantech company founded in 2020, produces sustainable cement using electrolyzers, renewable energy, and limestone.
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CarbonBuilt
An American clean tech company founded in 2020, produces cement-free, carbon-negative concrete bricks using steel slag, quick lime, or lime kiln dust byproducts and captured CO₂ gas.
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Brimstone Energy
An American cleantech company founded in 2019, uses non-limestone from carbon-free calcium silicate rock to produce carbon-negative Portland cement.
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CarbiCrete
A Canadian cleantech company founded in 2016, produces cement-free, carbon-negative concrete bricks using steel slag byproducts and captured CO₂ gas.
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