KC8 is an Australian-based startup committed to making a difference by lowering greenhouse gas emissions worldwide. The company has developed carbon capture technologies that reduce the impact of climate change to ensure a better future for generations to come.
KC8 believes that addressing climate change requires a balanced approach to reducing emissions across all sectors, including energy and industrial. It offers an unrivaled value proposition with its proprietary non-toxic, non-volatile solvent that has zero environmental impact. This has resulted in the safest and most tolerant solvent for CO2 removal available in today’s market. Compared to conventional solvents, KC8’s innovative and affordable solution is designed to enable up to 95% carbon capture, optimize energy efficiency by 15%, and cut down overall operating costs by 50% for partners in heavy industries.
KC8’s mission is to commercialize the low-cost and environmentally friendly CO2 capture processes that form the foundation of its technology.
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Vizcab are the leading 360° Building Carbon Platform, focusing on the embodied carbon impact of materials and Life Cycle Assessment (LCA), offering comprehensive solutions from carbon budgeting to regulatory accounting and reporting. Their services benefit the entire construction value chain, with a primary focus on empowering developers to formulate high-ROI carbon-to-cost strategies.
Vizcab harnesses an ever-expanding building carbon data lake encompassing 11 million square meters of construction, simplifying data science and machine learning. The startup prioritizes collaboration and cooperation, exemplified by their API strategy connecting the entire construction ecosystem to its cutting-edge technologies.
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StructShare helps specialty trade contractors and self-performing GC’s ace their jobs and gain a competitive advantage by removing the inefficiencies in one of the crucial factors in the business – materials.
The company removes the manual work, frustration, and errors in material/PO management, by digitizing the entire workflow and syncing all data directly into the client´s budget.They offer an end-to-end purchasing solution tailored for self-performing contractors that streamlines the entire cycle from field orders, RFQs, POs through delivery capture and automated invoice/PO reconciliation; all while providing intimate real-time tracking on budget, inventory, and general expenses.
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COBOD’s mission is to disrupt the global construction industry through world class multifunctional construction robots based on 3D printing systems. Faster. Better. Cheaper.
COBOD 3D printed Europe’s first building in 2017. Subsequently the first 2- and 3-story buildings in Europe, specifically in Belgium and Germany were made with their technology. Also, the first villa in Dubai and the first buildings in Africa have been done by their 3D construction printers, like the first wind turbine bases.
COBOD has an open-source strategy, partnering with customers, academic institutions, and suppliers around the world. Their partners include among others GE (US), PERI (Germany), CEMEX (Mexico), Dar Al Arkan (Saudi Arabia), L&T Construction (India), and JGC (Japan).
COBOD’s vision is to see buildings and concrete structures in every city around the world made by multifunctional construction robots. HQ in Denmark, +80 highly competent pioneers from 20 nationalities, and a truly global presence in Asia, Middle East, Africa, Europe, North, Latin, and South America.
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Soil Connect is an innovative digital marketplace that provides a better, faster and cheaper way for construction professionals to transport and acquire soil, aggregates and other building materials.
By enabling our users to transact at shorter distances, we are saving our customers tens of thousands of dollars while substantially reducing the construction industry’s carbon footprint by minimizing CO2 emissions.
To further support this mission, Soil Connect has just announced the launch of their eTickets product, which digitized the paper ticketing process used when hauling dirt, aggregates and other materials from one location to another.
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HiiROC is a step-change technology for low-cost, zero-emission hydrogen production. The startup produces hydrogen through a unique plasma process, making its innovative solution the required technology to enable the move to a ‘Hydrogen Economy’.
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PartRunner powers last-mile deliveries for the “big & bulky” by focusing on industries that have heavier and uniform items, such as construction, lumber, plumbing, hvac, electric, refrigeration, and more.
The startup allows companies to connect with a network of hundreds of independent truckers via our web and mobile applications, as well as through API integrations.
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Carbon Upcycling Technologies (“CUT”) was formed to use the pollution of today to build the materials of tomorrow by converting CO2 gas into solid products. CUT sells advanced solid products derived from greenhouse emissions and cheaply available solids. Since 2014, CUT has scaled its ability to capture CO2 emissions from point sources, such as power plants, by over a million times. Through its portfolio of CO2-derived solid nanoparticles, CUT has technically validated its solutions for use in the plastics, coatings, epoxy, adhesives, concrete, lithium-ion battery, pharmaceutical industries, and consumer products.
CUT commercialized a corrosion-resistant coating, utilizing its nanoparticles, in 2017, becoming the youngest CO2 utilization company to generate commercial revenue (<2.5 years since inception) and has since been confirmed as one of the top CO2 utilization companies in the world as one of the 10 Carbon XPRIZE Finalists. CUT’s enhanced Supplementary Cementitious Materials improve the compressive strength of concrete by 40%, allowing for a greater substitution of emission intensive materials with CO2-embedded alternatives.
Cemex first invested in Carbon Upcycling in February 2022, but has been working with the carbon utilization company to support their scale-up since early 2020. In June of 2022, the companies began working to establish the world’s first commercial-scale plant that produces cement additives by sequestering CO₂ in glass byproducts. This project, located at Cemex’s Rugby cement plant, is expected to sequester over 1,600 metric tons of CO₂ annually and was awarded £2.3 million in funding from UK Research and Innovation.
In July 2023, Cemex Ventures increased its stake in Carbon Upcycling. Cemex aims to roll out additional carbon mitigation projects in partnership with Carbon Upcycling in selected cement plants across Cemex’s EMEAA, U.S., and Mexico operations.
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Carbon Clean is a global leader in low-cost CO2 capture technology. The company’s patented technology significantly reduces the costs and environmental impacts of CO2 separation, when compared to existing techniques.
The technology has been proven at scale in over 10 independent locations, including the UK, USA, Germany, India, Norway and the Netherlands. It is currently in use at the world’s largest industrial-scale carbon capture and utilisation plant in Tuticorin, India. The UK Government has supported Carbon Clean’s development of its technology through competitive grants.
The company was awarded a ‘Technology Pioneer’ award by the World Economic Forum in 2015 and was featured in the ‘BGF 10 Green Tech to Watch’ list in The Sunday Times in 2020. Carbon Clean is headquartered in London, UK and operates offices in India, Spain, and the United States (and soon the Netherlands).
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