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Going on what Eden have reported, "potentially save approximately 1.6 tonnes of concrete for every 1 kilogram of CNF added". If N50 concrete costs around $500/m3 and concrete is 2.8 tonne/m3, then for every kg of carbon fibre there is a potential concrete saving of $178 (500/2.8). That suggests the carbon fibre can be priced up to $178/kg and be better than break even on the concrete just on the material costs saved, let alone the significant construction gains that have been noted. That looks very viable if Eden is right.