https://www.weforum.org/agenda/2021/07/construction-industry-doesn-t-know-where-it-stands-when-it-comes-to-carbon-emissions/This article gives an idea how much construction using cement/concrete is used throughout the world.The equivalent of the size of Paris
everyday. I rang Aaron Gates, but he didn't know what the story was re carbon credits being used in promotion in Australia and referred me to Parchem. But he emphasized carbon reduction is rapidly becoming 'de rigeur' in the US.
Tacha wasn't available when I called the 1300 number, but I left a number for her to call me back. She hasn't as yet. If someone has her mobile, I 'd ring her directly.
From my understanding, amongst other positive qualities, Edencrete strengthens concrete so that not as much is required in construction. I can't remember if this was quantified in any way, but 30% sticks in my mind. Confirmation or correction would be appreciated. In my opinion, the pyrolysis process equates to carbon capture and storage.Yet another qualification for carbon credits.
All told,if properly promoted, edencrete ought to be flying off the shelves. It's immediate and widespread use could honestly be argued as saving the planet. If I was a Sales Manager, I know what I'd be telling my team.
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