We turn CO₂ into value.

Our journey begins with selecting the perfect feedstock materials. We use magnesium and calcium silicate minerals, like olivine, which are abundant and already mined at scale. Additionally, we upcycle secondary minerals from metallurgical processes, giving them a new life through our proprietary carbon mineralization process. These materials are finely milled into a powder, ready to undergo carbonation.

The required CO₂ for our process can come from various CO₂ sources, such as cement plants, power generation, waste combustion, biogas plants, Direct Air Capture, or pipelines. We can set up our site directly next to source point emissions to minimize the costs of CO₂ transportation.

The powder is then suspended in water before it enters our tubular reactor system. The reactor operates under high pressure and temperature to accelerate the transformation of the feedstock powder into rock-solid carbonates and amorphous silica. At the exit of the reactor, the feedstock is completely transformed into high-performance CO-SCM.

After the liquid suspension has passed the reactor the newly formed CO-SCM material is seperated from the water using a filter press. In a rotary dryer the residual moisture evapurates and the CO-SCM exits as a fine powder ready to be used.

CO-SCM seamlessly integrates into a wide range of cement and concrete applications, offering superior performance, sustainability, and cost benefits across multiple industries. It can be delivered in big bags or silos.