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ABB and Carbon Re agree joint approach to enhance low-carbon cement production with artificial intelligence

FLSmidth Cement and Carbon Re announce new cooperation

Carbon Re appoints new CEO

Building Green: New Technologies to Create Less Polluting Cement

The Wall Street Journal, Yusuf Khan

Time for AI?

Cement Products, Jonathon Rowland

Startup radar: Europe’s climate-tech startups to watch

Reducing the carbon emissions of the hard-to-abate sector with AI

Computing, Penny Horwood

New £5000 bursary to support women onto UCL’s AI for Sustainable Development MSc

Carbon Re report assesses technologies for decarbonization

Here’s 3 Ways To Cut The Carbon Out Of Cement Right Now

Forbes, Mike Scott

New partnership to accelerate cement decarbonisation

The Top 3 Decarbonization Opportunities Up To 2030

Clinker Factor,

How can cement cut its carbon footprint?

Energy Live News,

New research highlights technologies that can cut 0.8 gigatonnes per year of CO2 emissions from cement production by 2030

Top Seed Trends Include Carbon Capture, Women’s Health And AI Productivity

Crunchbase News,

Energy startups touting everything from solar-powered cars to next-gen nuclear reactors are red hot right now. Here are 32 to watch in 2023, according to VCs

Business Insider,

Climate Data Startups take science off campus and into boardrooms

A(I) year of acceleration for Carbon Re

Sherif Elsayed-Ali, Co-founder

Using artificial intelligence to decarbonize heavy industry

Carbon Re spins out of academia-land to take on cement pollution

TechCrunch, Haje Jan Kamps

Carbon Re raises new funding to harness AI to decarbonize the most energy-intensive industries

Carbon Re raises £4.2m seed funding to tackle gigatonnes of emissions from the highly pollutive cement industry

AI start-up partners with Materials Processing Institute

Steel Times International,

Carbon Re and Materials Processing Institute join forces for ground-breaking use of Artificial Intelligence to decarbonise steel

How could carbon market changes revolutionise cement production in the 3 next years?

Decarb Connect, Alex Cameron

Carbon Re welcomes Ian Riley to the Advisory Board

Clean Growth Fund, UCL Technology Fund & Cambridge Enterprise lead investment into Carbon Re to cut emissions from industry by Gigatonnes

Investors are rushing to fund a greener future in Britain

The Org, Elmira Tanatarova

Decarbonizing Cement

Green Intelligence – AI could boost efforts to fight climate change

The Economist Intelligence Unit, Michael Gold

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