Cambridge Electric Cement raises £2.25m to support low-carbon cement plans

Cecilia Keating
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Cambridge Electric Cement raises £2.25m to support low-carbon cement plans

Company to use funds to run trials of method which uses electric arc furnaces to 'reactivate' cement recovered from demolition

A British start-up that spun out of the University of Cambridge has raised £2.25m in seed funding to support its plans to industrialise low-carbon cement production. Cambridge Electric Cement has secured...

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