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permanent carbon removal for better roads

Permanent Carbon Removal 
Better Gravel Roads

Alkali Earth uses highly reactive minerals in steel slag to permanently remove CO₂ through carbon mineralization in gravel roads.  

Alkali Earth + Steel Slag = Permanent Carbon Removal

Simple

We convert atmospheric CO₂ into carbonate minerals using highly reactive minerals in steel slag that we crush and mix into different types of aggregate products. After we deploy our aggregates, they begin to react passively and remove CO₂ without additional energy inputs.

Low Cost

We use an industrial byproduct to capture carbon while building better gravel roads. Because we work with an established industrial partner, we can deliver CO₂ capture at industry-leading costs.

Scalable

Our process leverages existing industrial infrastructure, which already moves gigatons of aggregate material globally. We divert steel slag from landfills, putting them to work for carbon removal, allowing us to scale our impact rapidly.

Permanent

Carbonate minerals produced in our aggregate layers represent a thermodynamically stable form of carbon removal that keeps carbon out of the atmosphere for thousands to millions of years.

Measurable

Measurement, reporting, and verification (MRV) are core to what we do.  We use simple measurements to directly quantify carbon removal in all of our projects.

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Carbon Credit Buyers

We are offering high-quality, permanent carbon credits for delivery starting in 2025. Reach out to learn more about volumes and delivery timelines.

Aggregate Buyers

In addition to gravel roads and parking lots, we are also exploring novel use cases for slag, including deployment around the battery, wind, and solar farms. If you want to upgrade your existing aggregates to capture CO₂, call us.

Investors

We are just getting started and looking to grow with the right partners. If you’re interested in investment options, please reach out.

Job Seekers 

Are you motivated and ready to make an impact on carbon removal? We are beginning to grow our team, including roles across our science team, business development, and operations.

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