Rick Fox
Co-Founder / CEO

This startup manufactures carbon-negative concrete that incorporates surface materials designed to absorb carbon dioxide, effectively mimicking the carbon absorption of trees. By providing a sustainable alternative to traditional building materials, the company enables construction projects to significantly lower their environmental impact.
Raised to date
$14.3MRaised 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.
The construction industry relies heavily on traditional concrete, a material with a significant carbon footprint due to its production processes and the use of Portland cement. This contributes substantially to global greenhouse gas emissions and hinders efforts to achieve carbon neutrality in building projects.
Partanna provides a carbon-negative concrete alternative that incorporates surface materials designed to absorb carbon dioxide from the atmosphere, effectively mimicking the carbon absorption of trees. This innovative material utilizes a proprietary binder that replaces Portland cement, significantly reducing the embodied carbon in construction. Partanna's concrete is cost-competitive with traditional options and can be locally sourced in most large countries, making it a viable and scalable solution for decarbonizing the built environment. By using Partanna's materials, construction projects can achieve a net-negative carbon impact, contributing to a more sustainable and environmentally friendly future. The company also generates carbon credits through its carbon removal process, validated by leading carbon registries.
The primary target audience includes construction companies, real estate developers, and government entities seeking sustainable building materials to reduce their carbon footprint and achieve environmental goals.