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Future-proof
materials
made of CO2
We turn CO₂ into future-proof building materials - permanently.
Great, but why does that matter?
With 40 billion tonnes per year, concrete is the most produced material on Earth. Today, it is also responsible for up to 8% of all greenhouse gas emissions.
At the same time, humans put 50 billion tonnes of CO₂ into the atmosphere every year. We must do something with all that CO₂.
If we could turn concrete into a carbon sink, building would help solve our problem at scale – instead of making it worse.
Nature’s Hack, Our Tech
Nature already turns CO₂ into stone. Paebbl is here to supercharge that process. We’ve taken decades of research and created technology that speeds up CO₂ mineralisation by 10 million times. We work to turn CO₂ into solid, sustainable building materials and help the planet breathe easier.
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Store CO2
Permanent carbon dioxide sequestration in construction materials, produced on-site.
Read moreBuilding for tomorrow
Paebbl is a company with a time-sensitive mission. As a society, we are already behind in fixing our atmosphere. That's why speed matters. We are focused on delivering a technology scale-up at an unprecedented pace – safely.
In just 24 months, we have gone from grams to kilograms to hundreds of kilograms of daily carbon-storing material production. We will be producing tons every day by 1Q25 to get ready for commercial-scale deployment.
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Pilot plant
Rotterdam
Operational since November 2023
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Commercial plant
Operational 2027
Latest news
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NewsAmazon’s Impact Fund Invests in Nordic-Dutch Startup PaebblBloomberg covers Paebbl's $25M Series A round, led by Capnamic with participation from Amazon's Climate Pledge Fund and Holcim.Read more)
InterviewHow the Cement Industry Is Creating Carbon-Negative Building MaterialsTIME features Paebbl as a technology enabling concrete to become a carbon sink. Our Co-Founder Andreas Saari says, "Not only are you storing carbon, but you are also substituting some of the [kiln-made] clinker, which is the big carbon emitter in concrete”.Read more)
InterviewWhy Concrete Is Going Green To Help The Building Sector Cut EmissionsForbes takes a dive into solutions to decarbonise concrete and interviews Paebbl Co-Founder Marta Sjögren: “For every one tonne of CO₂ we store through this process, we can generate roughly three tonnes of [carbon-storing] material”.Read more