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Carbon 1 Mississauga

Carbon Upcycling Technologies has broken ground on a carbon capture and utilization (CCU) facility in Alberta, Canada designed to convert captured CO₂ into value-added mineral and construction products using proprietary upcycling technology. The plant will capture CO₂ from industrial emission sources and integrate it into building materials and chemicals, preventing carbon from entering the atmosphere while creating commercial products that displace higher-emission alternatives. The project is backed by investment from CRH Ventures, the corporate venture arm of CRH plc, which aims to scale innovative carbon transformation solutions. The facility represents a strategic step toward commercial deployment of CCU processes, demonstrating Carbon Upcycling’s technology at industrial scale and establishing market pathways for CO₂-derived products. Start-up timing aligns with the company’s phased ramp-up strategy to meet growing demand for low-carbon construction inputs and other CO₂-utilized materials.

City

Brantford

Country

Canada

Region

canada

Gov funding

C$10,000,000

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Project name:
Carbon 1 Mississauga
Project categories:
capture
City:
Brantford
County:
Peel
State:
Ontario
Country:
Canada
Region:
Canada
Government funding:
C$10,000,000
Sector:
Cement
Utilization company:
Status:
In development
Technology licensor:
Carbon Upcycling
Date announced:
Jul-2023
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2025-07-30
Carbon Upcycling Breaks Ground On CCU Plant In Canada
2023-01-27
CRH Ventures invests in Carbon Upcycling Technologies
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