CarbonCure Technologies will permanently store atmospheric carbon dioxide (CO2) captured by Heirloom’s direct air capture (DAC) technology in its proximate concrete plants.
Under terms of a signed agreement, which runs until 2025, the duo hope to advance the DAC-to-concrete storage pathway that they successfully demonstrated earlier this year.
In February, Heirloom, CarbonCure and concrete producer Central Concrete made history by demonstrating for the first time ever the ability to capture CO2 from the atmosphere and permanently embed it in concrete.
The CO2 was captured at Heirloom’s DAC facility in Brisbane, California. Using CarbonCure’s reclaimed water technology, that CO2 was permanently stored in concrete that was then supplied to construction projects across San Jose, California.
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