Revora Materials (formerly Carbon to Stone) has been selected for Greentown Go Build 2026, run by Greentown Labs with Amazon and the Global CO₂ Initiative at the University of Michigan.

The program accelerates collaborations between startups and corporates in CO₂ utilization and valorization, with a focus on advanced CO₂ mineralization and carbonation technologies that decarbonize the built environment, both within Amazon’s operations and across the wider construction industry.

Revora joins the cohort for its technology converting industrial residues and CO₂ into low-carbon construction materials for cement and concrete production.

Revora Materials has been awarded a Round 3 grant from the Carbontech Development Initiative (CDI), the carbontech accelerator administered through Columbia University’s Lab-to-Market program with support from NYSERDA.

The grant accelerates development of Revora’s reactive CO₂ capture and mineralization technology, which recovers value from industrial byproducts while permanently storing carbon in stable mineral form.

Through the Global Cement and Concrete Association’s Innovandi Open Challenge, Revora Materials has formed a consortium with leading global cement producers.

The consortium accelerates development of Revora’s carbon capture, use and storage solution to produce low-carbon concrete, running feasibility protocols for the LithoLock CO₂ mineralization platform with industry partners.

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