Home

»

Blogs

News

Carbon removal - Mammut - Carbonaide

Carbonaide and partners create value chain for permanent carbon storage in concrete – initiative starred by climber Adam Ondra

A consortium of companies has joined forces to demonstrate the feasibility of the..

Read more »

Carbonaide receives grant for the commercialization and international expansion

Carbonaide’s project ”Commercialization of Carbonaide technology to international markets” has received grant of..

Read more »

Rakennusbetoni expands product portfolio manufactured with Carbonaide’s precision curing technology

Finnish concrete product manufacturer Rakennusbetoni- ja Elementti Oy is expanding its product portfolio..

Read more »

First products utilizing Carbonaide’s technology hit the market – 40% of cement replaced with CO₂

Finnish concrete product manufacturer Rakennusbetoni- ja Elementti Oy launches its first commercially available..

Read more »
CTO Niina Haapasalo (left), CEO Tapio Vehmas and COO Jonne Hirvonen

Niina Haapasalo joins Carbonaide as Chief Technology Officer

Niina Haapasalo is appointed as Chief Technology Officer of Carbonaide and takes the..

Read more »

First products manufactured with Carbonaide’s industrial pilot

With Carbonaide technology, the concrete manufacturer can reduce cement consumption in daily production..

Read more »

GasumHackathon winners are Carbonaide and Inherit Carbon Solutions

Gasum launched the open innovation competition in January. Each winner offered a different..

Read more »

Carbonaide raises EUR 1.8 million to make manufacturing concrete carbon negative

This VTT spin-out uses industrial side streams and carbon dioxide (CO2) capture, utilization..

Read more »

TechCrunch: When life gives you carbon, make Carbonaide

Concrete is ubiquitous. A mainstay of the construction industry, over 10 billion cubic..

Read more »

VTT’s Carbonaide technology for manufacturing carbon negative concrete awarded by EARTO

The world needs new solutions to reduce the carbon footprint of construction. Concrete..

Read more »
Load more news
71,00

tons CO₂ permanently stored.