Carbon To Stone utilizes a proprietary crystallization technology that transforms CO2 and alkaline materials into solid carbonates, effectively converting greenhouse gas emissions into valuable resources. This process addresses the challenge of industrial carbon emissions by enabling large-scale partners to meet their sustainability targets while facilitating the recovery of energy-critical materials.
Funding
$1.6M raised to dateRaised to date based on public sources. This may differ from the amount the company actually raised and is based only on what is publicly available on the internet.
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Problem
Industrial processes generate significant carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions, contributing to climate change and posing challenges for companies striving to meet sustainability targets. Additionally, industrial waste streams often contain valuable alkaline materials that are discarded rather than repurposed.
Solution
Carbon To Stone offers a technology platform that transforms CO2 and alkaline materials into stable carbonate minerals, providing a pathway for carbon sequestration and resource recovery. The proprietary reactive crystallization process converts captured CO2 into solid carbonates, effectively mineralizing the greenhouse gas. This approach enables industries to reduce their carbon footprint by utilizing waste materials and permanently storing CO2 in a solid form. The resulting carbonate materials can potentially be used in various applications, offering a closed-loop solution for industrial waste and carbon emissions.
Target Audience
The primary target audience includes industrial companies in sectors such as manufacturing, energy, and waste management seeking to reduce their carbon emissions and implement sustainable waste management practices.
Features
- Proprietary reactive crystallization technology for CO2 mineralization
- Utilization of recovered alkaline materials as a feedstock
- Carbonate material production for potential use in construction or other industries
- Customizable platform adaptable to direct air capture, point-source capture, and alkaline material recycling
- Potential for recovery of energy-critical rare materials during the process
- Production of silica by-product for resale