Efforts to integrate carbon capture and utilisation (CCU) technologies into construction in Saudi Arabia’s futuristic Neom city have taken a major step forward as CarbonCure Technologies, Saudi construction firm Abdullah Abdin, and regional gas company Gulf Cryo join forces to deliver lower-carbon concrete for Neom’s ambitious developments.
The collaboration, supported by the Saudi Ministry of Energy, aligns with the Kingdom’s Circular Carbon Economy (CCE) framework and broader Vision 2030 goals. It aims to address the environmental impact of construction by embedding sustainability into projects like Neom and The Line.
The partnership was formalised in Riyadh and builds on a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) signed earlier this year between Neom and the Ministry of Energy. The initiative will see CarbonCure’s carbon dioxide (CO2) mineralisation technology implemented at Abdin’s concrete production facilities in Ghayal, Saudi Arabia.
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