Building material | Concrete as CO₂ storage in the TB Info

In its June issue (TB iNFO 95), TB iNFO devoted two double pages to concrete as a permanent carbon sink, including an interview with CarStorCon founder Axel Preuß. The article looks at the advantages of the innovative technology from all sides: The climate benefits, the additional benefits of the material for concrete materials and the use of existing infrastructure and the...

Climate note in Bioenergy International No. 5/2023

Our customer and partner EnergieWerke Ilg and our Klima Beton were featured in the Biochar Special No. 5 / 2023 of the trade journal Bioenergy International. However, we are particularly pleased that our customer Tobias Ilg and his two backwards power plants even made it onto the cover of the magazine! His experiences and findings are presented in a detailed report.

CarStorCon® in the CPI Worldwide 02/2023

6 times a year, CPI Worldwide reports on the latest developments and innovative technologies in concrete production - and we are right in the middle of it all in issue 01/2023 of CPI Worldwide. As a trade journal for the concrete industry, CPI provides information on innovations, trends and new products in more than 3 languages. The complete article is available at...

Concrete goes green - CarStorCon® in the 20 magazine 10/2022

In October 2022, 20er Magazin spoke to our founder as part of a series of interviews entitled "About tomorrow". In the interview, Axel Preuß talks about the technical possibilities of climate-controlled concrete, but also about the still too hesitant implementation and demand from building owners and politicians. This makes it all the more important for him that the industry...

Interview: Climate clay and the decarbonization of the concrete and cement industry 08/2022

An interview with founding member Dipl. Ing. Axel Preuß At the beginning of the summer, you successfully implemented pilot projects with climate clay. How did you come up with the idea of CarStorCon® technology? I come from the construction sector and saw the need for more sustainable alternatives there. At the same time, I came across biochar as a technical carbon and its...