Solidia Technologies

Piscataway, NJ 8854

At-a-glance

Years in business:Since: 2008

Number of employees:51-200

Contact

11 Colonial Drive

Piscataway, NJ 8854

US

http://www.solidiatech.com/

Phone:908-315-5901

Fax:732-981-0273

More info on Solidia TechnologiesSolidia Technologies® is a cement and concrete technology company with award-winning, patented scientific systems that makes it easy and profitable to use CO₂ to create better building, construction and industrial products. Investors include Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers, Bright Capital, BASF, BP, LafargeHolcim, Total Energy Ventures, Bill Joy and other private investors. Produced with a non-hydraulic, lower-energy and lower-emission chemistry, Solidia Cement™ is more sustainable than ordinary Portland cement (OPC). Solidia Concrete™ cures with CO₂ instead of water, sequestering CO₂ by injecting it into concrete during the manufacturing process. Solidia could be a substitute for any concrete application. Concrete manufactured with Solidia's sustainable cement cures in one day. It is stronger, more durable, more flexible and costs less—using the same raw materials and equipment but less water, energy, and time throughout the supply cha

Emerging Concrete Technologies to Reduce Embodied Carbon

Emerging Concrete Technologies to Reduce Embodied Carbon

The architecture, engineering, and construction industry must shift focus to include embodied carbon’s role in sustainable design. Responding to changing trends, many concrete technologies have emerged to tackle carbon reductions in concrete.

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Mission: Carbon Zero

The players driving sustainability and reducing carbon emissions within the cement and concrete industries.

Solida concrete pavers being loaded into the CO2 curing chamber.

Low-Carbon Cement Tech Company Raises $78 Million, Names New CEO

The low-carbon cement tech company Solidia Technologies raises $78 million in a fundraiser to support continued development to the decarbonization of the critical building materials industries.

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Solidia Technologies Can Reduce Carbon Footprint of Cement and Concrete by 70%

Through a combination of emissions reduction and carbon capture achieved during production, the company recently announced its carbon impact of cement and concrete has surpassed 4 million kilograms.

CDS Group and Solidia Technologies Collaborate on New Curing Chamber Technology

U.S. start-up Solidia Technologies signed a partnership agreement with CDS Group, a curing and drying specialist company, to collaborate on the development of equipment designed to cure concrete with carbon dioxide (CO2) instead of water.

DOE National Energy Technology Laboratory Contributes to CO2-reducing Cement and Concrete Research

Technology points to untapped commodity value of CO2; research findings include reduced water usage and shorter curing time of Solidia Cement-based, CO2-cured concrete

Driving Sustainable Innovation to Market: How a Cleantech 100 Winner is Disrupting the Cement and Concrete Sector

Tom Schuler, CEO of Solidia Technologies, shared his experience leading a startup with a disruptive technology that reduces carbon emissions up to 70 percent in cement and concrete production at the Global Cleantech 100 Summit, hosted by Cleantech Group.

Linde and Solidia Technologies Form Partnership

Solidia Technologies has signed a partnership agreement with The Linde Group to industrialize a technology that could reduce the environmental footprint of precast concrete while reducing production costs and improving the performance of building materials.

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Emerging Concrete Technologies to Reduce Embodied Carbon

Emerging Concrete Technologies to Reduce Embodied Carbon

The architecture, engineering, and construction industry must shift focus to include embodied carbon’s role in sustainable design. Responding to changing trends, many concrete technologies have emerged to tackle carbon reductions in concrete.

Solida concrete pavers being loaded into the CO2 curing chamber.

Low-Carbon Cement Tech Company Raises $78 Million, Names New CEO

The low-carbon cement tech company Solidia Technologies raises $78 million in a fundraiser to support continued development to the decarbonization of the critical building materials industries.

Adobe Stock 269212483

Mission: Carbon Zero

The players driving sustainability and reducing carbon emissions within the cement and concrete industries.

Solidia Concrete Pavers Img 4255

Solidia Technologies Can Reduce Carbon Footprint of Cement and Concrete by 70%

Through a combination of emissions reduction and carbon capture achieved during production, the company recently announced its carbon impact of cement and concrete has surpassed 4 million kilograms.

CDS Group and Solidia Technologies Collaborate on New Curing Chamber Technology

U.S. start-up Solidia Technologies signed a partnership agreement with CDS Group, a curing and drying specialist company, to collaborate on the development of equipment designed to cure concrete with carbon dioxide (CO2) instead of water.

DOE National Energy Technology Laboratory Contributes to CO2-reducing Cement and Concrete Research

Technology points to untapped commodity value of CO2; research findings include reduced water usage and shorter curing time of Solidia Cement-based, CO2-cured concrete

Driving Sustainable Innovation to Market: How a Cleantech 100 Winner is Disrupting the Cement and Concrete Sector

Tom Schuler, CEO of Solidia Technologies, shared his experience leading a startup with a disruptive technology that reduces carbon emissions up to 70 percent in cement and concrete production at the Global Cleantech 100 Summit, hosted by Cleantech Group.

Linde and Solidia Technologies Form Partnership

Solidia Technologies has signed a partnership agreement with The Linde Group to industrialize a technology that could reduce the environmental footprint of precast concrete while reducing production costs and improving the performance of building materials.