CO2 Utilization Approaches and Commercialization Pathways

CCUS Tech Entrepreneurship

Robert Niven, CEO June 14, 2016 !

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Over the next 90 minutes • Objective to demonstrate the entrepreneurship opportunities in CCUS • Agenda – CO2 in the Circular Economy – CarbonCure case study

















“Horizontal smokestacks”









CO2 utilization technology companies • Products: Plastics, fuels, building materials, commodity chemicals • >$500M invested by – Venture Capital – Corporate – Grants





























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Concrete The most abundant man-made material on the planet and makes up about 50% by mass of all materials produced globally.











Cement The reactive component of concrete and is in ever increasing demand 6











CO2 EMISSIONS













Cement production and CO2





































Beneficial CO utilization





















































































































Scaling considerations • Value: Savings, regulatory, access new markets • Costs: Low CAPEX, OPEX Savings • Model: Market size, revenue model, ROI • Competition: Few, barriers to entry • Regulatory: Compliant









Path to commercialization









Team 5 Scalable Team 4 Industrial Pilot Team 3 Prototype Team 2 Laboratory









Navigating the commercialization pathway 1.

Describe the starting and ending technology

2.

Describe the required team

3.

What resources will you need

4.

How much will it cost

5.

Who are your partners (if any)









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CO2 Utilization Approaches and Commercialization Pathways

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