Queens Carbon, a Pine Brook-based startup company developing a technology to eliminate CO2 emissions from the cement industry, was recently awarded $14.5 million in funding from the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE)’s Advanced Research Projects Agency – Energy as part of its Seeding Critical Advances for Leading Energy technologies with Untapped Potential program. Queens Carbon will use this funding to pilot its novel low-temperature, zero-CO2 technology in partnership with a commercial partner in the cement industry. “We know that cement manufacturing requires innovative, scalable solutions to overcome the environmental impacts and logistical hurdles of traditional cement production. Queens Carbon is committed to tackling these challenges,” ARPA-E Director Evelyn Wang said. “Through SCALEUP, Queens Carbon will build on prior work funded by ARPA-E and develop an integrated pilot facility at an existing cement production site to produce carbon-neutral materials in support of decarbonizing cement production.” Read more:
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6dCongrats Queens Carbon! Exciting news.