Explore with CarbonCure: Case Studies, Featured Projects & Regulatory Framework
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Resource Library For Architects and Engineers
Specifying Low-Carbon Concrete: A QC Perspective Panel 2
Hear quality control (QC) experts from Central Concrete, Lauren Concrete, Irving Materials and Bay Ready Mix discuss trends influencing concrete quality, performance, and sustainability, the role that QC professionals can play in promoting the use of more sustainable materials, and what specifiers should know about specifying low-carbon concrete.
Watch WebinarSpecifying Low-Carbon Concrete: A QC Perspective Panel 1
Hear quality control (QC) experts from Vulcan Materials, Thomas Concrete, Ozinga Ready Mix and Chaney Enterprises discuss trends influencing concrete quality, performance, and sustainability, the role that QC professionals can play in promoting the use of more sustainable materials, and what specifiers should know about specifying low-carbon concrete.
View ResourceCarbonCure’s Contribution to LEED Credits
The breakdown on how CarbonCure contributes to the ability to earn points toward the LEED v4.1 Building Life-Cycle Impact Reduction and Building Product Disclosure and Optimization - Environmental Product Declarations credits.
DownloadCarbonCure Masonry Specification Insert
Recommended specification language for incorporating concrete masonry units that have undergone in-situ carbon dioxide (CO₂) mineralization using the CarbonCure Technology into concrete masonry specifications and/or procurement policies.
DownloadCarbonCure Ready Mix Specification Language
Recommended specification language for incorporating concrete that has undergone in-situ carbon dioxide (CO₂) mineralization using CarbonCure's technology into ready mix concrete specifications and/or procurement policies.
DownloadSpecification Considerations for Engineers
Structural engineers play a vital role in reducing embodied CO₂ by adopting concrete specification best practices, which are contained in this brochure.
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