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Carbon Re

https://www.carbonre.tech/
Last activity: 27.06.2022
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Our sole mission is to reduce global emissions at the Gigaton scale.

The world is facing an existential threat from runaway climate change and the industries on which our modern societies are built such as cement, steel, chemicals, glass, paper and ceramics are responsible for more than a fifth of all greenhouse gas emissions.

These energy-intensive industries face a perfect storm of low margins, growing carbon prices and pressure to decarbonise. But proposed solutions such as green hydrogen and carbon capture are too costly and a long way from maturity.
We can’t wait: the world needs solutions that work today, not in years or decades.

Delta Zero is Carbon Re’s software platform, using deep reinforcement learning to enable instant reductions in energy consumption, costs and carbon emissions. Based on world-leading research at Cambridge University and University College London, Delta Zero delivers state-of-the-art artificial intelligence solutions to manufacturers.
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Location: United Kingdom, England, London
Employees: 11-50
Total raised: $1.37M
Founded date: 2020

Investors 3

Funding Rounds 1

DateSeriesAmountInvestors
03.11.2021-$1.37M-

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27.06.2022Carbon Re and Materials Processing Institute join forces for ground-breaking use of Artificial Intelligence to decarbonise steelCarbon Re announced on Tuesday 28th June its collaboration with the Materials Processing Institute to adapt its cutting-edge AI technology to steelmaking. Leveraging the immense potential of deep learning and reinforcement learning, Carbon ...
26.03.2022Crosstown Traffic: Britain’s Digital Catapult Creates A Home For Deep TechSophie Lonergan, Investor Engagement Manager at Futurescope leads a panel discussion with Rick Hao ... [+] (left) of Speeinvest and Harry Rhys Davis of Greyparrot Futurescope
15.02.2022Zero-carbon refrigeration pioneer Barocal secures £1.3m funding to explore heating systemsZero-carbon refrigeration pioneer Barocal secures a £1.3 million investment to accelerate commercialisation of its novel technology designed to dramatically cut global CO₂ emissions. As the technology also works in heating applications, the...
04.02.2022Annual #21toWatch announces shortlist in advance of return to in-person awards eventNext month’s coveted #21toWatch Awards announces 2022 shortlist, featuring some of the most ground-breaking entrepreneurs, startups and innovations from the East of England. After presenting the Top21 awards virtually for the last two years...
04.02.2022Annual #21toWatch announces shortlist in advance of return to in-person awards eventAnnual #21toWatch announces shortlist in advance of return to in-person awards event 04-02-2022 Next month’s coveted #21toWatch Awards announces 2022 shortlist, featuring some of the most ground-breaking entrepreneurs, startups and innovati...
21.10.2021Cambridge Enterprise invests in Carbon Re, start-up cutting CO₂ emissions by gigatonnesCambridge Enterprise invests in Carbon Re, start-up cutting CO₂ emissions by gigatonnes 21-10-2021 The University of Cambridge Enterprise Fund has joined in a £1 million investment in Carbon Re, a UK climate tech start-up that uses artifici...
20.10.2021UCLTF invests in Carbon Re, a spinout helping energy-intensive industries reach Net ZeroThe £1m investment has been secured from the Clean Growth Fund, alongside UCL Technology Fund (managed by Albion VC in collaboration with UCL Business Ltd), the University of Cambridge Enterprise Fund (co-managed by Parkwalk Advisors), and ...
-Insurance provider Aviva commits £50 million to sustainability-focused fundsLondon-based multinational insurance company Aviva has announced its commitment to invest £50 million into VC funds that have a specific focus on sustainability. With the meteroic rise of sustainability-focused startups, often comes the nee...
-Carbon Re“Carbon Re is a climate tech company using cutting-edge AI solutions to decarbonize cement and steel. Get in touch with us today!”
-Carbon Re – raises £1m to cut CO2 emissionsParkwalk are pleased to announce the University of Cambridge Enterprise Fund VIII has invested in Carbon Re, a UK climate tech start-up that uses artificial intelligence to cut CO₂ emissions in the global cement industry and other hard-to-a...

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