well, this is huge. it is a major step in the de-risking of...

well, this is huge.
it is a major step in the de-risking of Edencrete and EDE.
it just shows us again, that EDE is an Infrastructure investment.

what is clear, is that they say in that video (not sure exactly who), that Georgia officials WILL be using Edencrete in their repairs and construction of roads and bridges.

So it sounds like it is a foregone conclusion. They just need to finalise the specifications for its use.

I wonder what the production level will be?

re funding - EDE is expanding short-term production at Colorado to supply immediate demand for Edencrete. Once EDE gets demonstrated revenue generation from the expanded Colorado facility, that will underpin the cash flows necessary to service debt for use in the construction of Georgia.

Equally, EDE might get Offtake agreements from cement companies, or Letters of Intent, which would assist in funding.
There may be assistance from Georgia? above funding the new road.
The US has a much more robust source of innovative funding for these types of start-ups.
Project finance, funder to fund construction of factory then lease it back to EDE, etc