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Sublime Systems

Sublime Systems Holyoke Facility

Sublime Systems is developing the Holyoke Project in Massachusetts, the first commercial-scale facility to produce true-zero cement using an electrochemical process that avoids both fossil-fueled kilns and limestone decomposition emissions. Backed by up to $87 million from the U.S. Department of Energy, the plant will scale from pilot operations (>250 tpa) to produce 30,000 tpa of Sublime Cement™ as early as 2026.

City

Holyoke

Country

United States

Region

us

Gov funding

$87,000,000

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Overview

Project name:
Sublime Systems Holyoke Facility
Project categories:
carbon_removal
City:
Holyoke
County:
Hampden County
State:
Massachusets
Country:
United States
Region:
United States
Government funding:
$87,000,000
Type:
Low carbon materials
CO₂ end use:
Utilization / Sequestration
Product:
Sublime Cement®
Product capacity:
30,000 tonnes
Status:
In development
Date announced:
Sep-2024
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Date
Article title
Source
2024-09-19
Holcim partners with Sublime Systems to decarbonise cement production
2024-09-24
Sublime Systems gets $75M for first manufacturing facility
2025-01-17
Sublime Systems recieved tax credit to build in Holyoke
2025-05-22
Sublime Systems and Microsoft Sign Binding, Long-Term Purchase, Transforming the Market for Clean Cement
2025-08-05
STACK Pilots Low-Carbon Cement for Data Center Construction with Sublime Systems
2024-10-02
Meta, Holcim, and other investors ink deals to clean up concrete
2025-12-08
Sublime Systems Pauses Holyoke Facility Construction and Announces Layoffs