Reclinker secures £10m investment for breakthrough cement recycling process

James Murray
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From left to right - Stephen Price, Clean Growth Fund; George Irven, AP Ventures; Bill Yost, Reclinker; Gareth Mayhead, Development Bank of Wales; Poppy Brewer, Reclinker; Ben Woodhouse, Clean Growth Fund; Pippa Horton, Reclinker; Alex Garavel, AP Ventures; Cyrille Dunant, Reclinker / Credit: Reclinker
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From left to right - Stephen Price, Clean Growth Fund; George Irven, AP Ventures; Bill Yost, Reclinker; Gareth Mayhead, Development Bank of Wales; Poppy Brewer, Reclinker; Ben Woodhouse, Clean Growth Fund; Pippa Horton, Reclinker; Alex Garavel, AP Ventures; Cyrille Dunant, Reclinker / Credit: Reclinker

New funding to enable increased production of low carbon cement, which promises to cut emissions in half

A University of Cambridge spin-out that promises to cut cement emissions in half by turning demolition waste into low-carbon building material, has today secured £10m in Series A funding to take its breakthrough...

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