Spinout targets carbon-negative future for construction materials

Glasgow spinout targets carbon-negative future for construction materials

A prospective University of Strathclyde spinout is developing a process that turns low-value mineral waste into carbon-negative materials that can replace part of the cement used in construction. The approach could help cut emissions from cement production while permanently storing captured carbon dioxide (CO2). Founded by scientist Dr Philip Salter, Ureaka is combining circular chemistry with mineral processing to create supplementary cementiti…

Spinout targets carbon-negative future for construction materials

A prospective University of Strathclyde spinout is developing a process that turns low-value mineral waste into carbon-negative materials that can replace part of the cement used in construction.