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Paebbl's proprietary mineralisation technology is based on the natural process of CO2 turning into rock. Here's how it works.

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Where's the science?

Paebbl's technology is based on 25 years of applied research by humans – and 4 billion years by the planet

The science of CO2 mineralisation, or rock weathering, as it is called when found in nature, is a phenomenon as old as Earth. It is part of the Earth's Carbon Cycle and responsible for removing one billion tons of CO2 from the atmosphere every year, permanently storing it in mineral form.

Why now?

Helping nature scale itself fast - because we have to

The first published research exploring the acceleration and industrial utilisation of natural CO₂ mineralisation processes dates back to the 1990s. The idea of using chemical reactors to accelerate and control the reaction has emerged since then, as have some potential applications of the resulting minerals.

Paebbl's breakthrough is the combination of optimal process conditions and equipment, choice of mineral feed, application of product in concrete and a business model utilising the value found in carbon dioxide sequestration in today's market conditions.