Concretene has received a £3 million (around USD$3.9 million) investment to advance its carbon-saving concrete technology.
The funding will be used for product certification and preparation for market entry, enhancing their eco-friendly concrete alternatives. This investment seeks to leverage the unique properties of graphene to reduce the carbon footprint of concrete.
Concretene has received a £3 million (around USD$3.9 million) investment to advance its carbon-saving concrete technology.
The funding will be used for product certification and preparation for market entry, enhancing their eco-friendly concrete alternatives. This investment seeks to leverage the unique properties of graphene to reduce the carbon footprint of concrete.
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