“Carbon upcycling is a fabulous example of Canadian innovation where they’re taking a waste product from the fossil fuel industry, CO2, and they’re turning it into a product
We buy steel, cement and energy from international parties instead of prioritizing Canadian interdependence, contradicting not just environmental goals, but economic prosperity and
The question isn’t whether Canada can build data centres -- it’s whether we can leverage our resources, talent and vision to build them better. By harnessing our cleantech expe
Today Elemental Impact, a leading non-profit climate technology investor, announced the 2024 “Build Better Innovation Challenge” winners. In collaboration with Microsoft, Capge
Carbon Upcycling's CO2-enhanced mix achieved a 12.5% reduction in cement content while matching the workability of traditional concrete, allowing seamless handling, placement, and
The Calgary-based company recently raised a $34.3 million Series A funding round co-led by BDC Capital’s Climate Tech Fund and Climate Investment to reshape how heavy industry ap
Forbes - Carbon Upcycling is one of the companies working through the steps required to develop low-emissions cement.
Juliane brings over 20 years of leadership experience in the energy and infrastructure sectors to Carbon Upcycling. She has held senior roles across both established and growth-ori
“Carbon upcycling is a fabulous example of Canadian innovation where they’re taking a waste product from the fossil fuel industry, CO2, and they’re turning it into a product that is absorbed and used in cement,” said Merran Smith, president of New Economy Canada.
We buy steel, cement and energy from international parties instead of prioritizing Canadian interdependence, contradicting not just environmental goals, but economic prosperity and growth for other Canadians. Domestic sourcing can offer significant, tangible benefits for Canadians in every province, and for Canada as a whole.
The question isn’t whether Canada can build data centres — it’s whether we can leverage our resources, talent and vision to build them better. By harnessing our cleantech expertise and commitment to innovation, Canada has what it takes to redefine sustainable data centre construction and set a global benchmark for the 21st century.
Today Elemental Impact, a leading non-profit climate technology investor, announced the 2024 “Build Better Innovation Challenge” winners. In collaboration with Microsoft, Capgemini, and Bouygues, the innovation challenge was designed to fund pilots for companies driving innovations in construction materials and processes.
Carbon Upcycling’s CO2-enhanced mix achieved a 12.5% reduction in cement content while matching the workability of traditional concrete, allowing seamless handling, placement, and setting times for construction crews.
The Calgary-based company recently raised a $34.3 million Series A funding round co-led by BDC Capital’s Climate Tech Fund and Climate Investment to reshape how heavy industry approaches carbon emissions.
Forbes – Carbon Upcycling is one of the companies working through the steps required to develop low-emissions cement.
Juliane brings over 20 years of leadership experience in the energy and infrastructure sectors to Carbon Upcycling. She has held senior roles across both established and growth-oriented energy companies, most recently serving as Director of Western Canada Development at Capstone Infrastructure Corporation and Chief Operating Officer at Genalta Power Inc.