Google AI ModeSep 25, 2026
CarbiCrete : Based in Montreal, CarbiCrete replaces traditional cement entirely by using steelmaking byproducts (steel slag) as the binder.
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Data as of Oct 20, 2026Based on 214 AI responses
Reviewed by Dimitry Apollonsky
AI summary
CarbiCrete licenses and delivers a cement-free concrete technology that uses steel slag and captured CO2 to create concrete.
11%
across CarbiCrete’s markets · since Jul 5
Question: I am looking for a carbon capture technology that integrates directly into concrete production.
Google AI ModeSep 25, 2026
CarbiCrete : Based in Montreal, CarbiCrete replaces traditional cement entirely by using steelmaking byproducts (steel slag) as the binder.
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Question: I am looking for a carbon capture technology that integrates directly into concrete production.
Google AI ModeSep 13, 2026
Carbicrete : This technology eliminates traditional cement entirely from the manufacturing process.
Question: Which startup is developing the best low-carbon cement or concrete?
Google AI ModeAug 3, 2026
CarbiCrete : Focuses specifically on precast concrete blocks, replacing traditional cement entirely with industrial steel slag
Excerpts where CarbiCrete appeared in the AI's answer
CarbiCrete : Based in Montreal, CarbiCrete replaces traditional cement entirely by using steelmaking byproducts (steel slag) as the binder.
Carbicrete : This technology eliminates traditional cement entirely from the manufacturing process.
Excerpts where CarbiCrete appeared in the AI's answer
CarbiCrete : Focuses specifically on precast concrete blocks, replacing traditional cement entirely with industrial steel slag
CarbiCrete (Montreal, Canada): Replaces cement in concrete with steel slag and then cures it with CO 2 CO sub 2 C O 2 , creating a carbon-negative product.
