CURA Climate Inc.

Based in Canada, CURA Climate Inc. , operates as a provider of electrochemical technology for decarbonizing cement. Based in Calgary, Canada and founded in 2025, CURA Climate Inc. provides technology aimed at reducing carbon emissions in cement production.

In September 2026, CURA Climate Inc. The funding will be used to hire engineers and business development staff, build a pilot cement plant, and support engineering work for a commercial demonstration facility. CURA Climate specializes in providing decarbonized cement technology that significantly reduces the carbon emissions associated with traditional cement production. The core product offering involves a patented process that captures CO₂ emissions at the precalcination stage, directly addressing the emissions released from the limestone chemical reaction that forms clinker.

This innovation enables CURA to produce Ordinary Portland Cement that is fully compatible with existing infrastructure, thus alleviating the need for significant changes to current cement plants. The technology is designed to facilitate retrofitting, allowing existing facilities to upgrade operations without requiring new plants or feedstocks. CURA serves a diverse clientele in the construction and infrastructure sectors across North America and Europe, working in partnership with industrial operators and academic institutions to validate and scale its operations. CURA’s revenue generation structure revolves around business-to-business transactions with industrial partners seeking decarbonization solutions.

The company may enter into long-term agreements with cement manufacturers, supplying technology and expertise to implement its carbon capture process within existing production facilities. Transactions typically involve initial setup costs, alongside ongoing performance agreements that incentivize emissions reductions. Furthermore, CURA may engage in partnerships with specific firms for pilot projects that demonstrate the effectiveness of its technology, thus emphasizing its role as a formidable player in the decarbonization of cement production. The company plans to hire engineers and business development staff, build a pilot cement plant, and support engineering work for a commercial demonstration facility.