We’re a Nordic/Dutch company on a mission to put a lot of CO2 to good use in solid carbonate materials.
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RDM Kade
Rotterdam, South Holland, NL
Kungsgatan 10
C/o KG10
Stockholm, Stockholm County 11143, SE
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Innovationsbolaget Paebbl, som satsar på att fånga in koldioxid och göra den till råvara i cement- och betongproduktion, rekryterar Christoph Zinsser från Stegra. Läs mer: https://lnkd.in/e36MpVMK #nypåjobbet #impact #co2 #carboncapture Jane W. Marta Sjögren
👋 We’re thrilled to welcome Christoph Zinsser as our first-ever VP Finance! Christoph joins us from Stegra, where he led Project Finance, bringing invaluable learnings from an Industry 4.0 leader. With deep expertise in structured finance, financial modeling, and capital markets, and a strong track record in mining, metals, and industrial-scale project financing, Christoph will be a key force in scaling Paebbl’s carbon mineralisation solutions. 💬 “I am excited to join Paebbl, a purpose-driven, high-impact company. In order to solve some of the world’s greatest challenges, it’s critical we continue to scale our operations, and I look forward to driving the financial strategy that will make it happen at scale.” adds Christoph, commenting on the announcement. 📈 We’re now 50+ Paebblers from 25 different nationalities, united by our mission to permanently remove CO₂ from the atmosphere. Join us in giving Christoph a warm welcome. 🤩
✨ Paebbl is thrilled to be part of Portlantis, Port of Rotterdam's brand-new interactive experience centre. 📆 Doors open on 22 March 2025, and we’d love for you to drop by! 👋 Come and visit our installation, manufactured in collaboration with Byldis (a leading manufacturer committed to more sustainable construction), and discover how we turn captured CO₂ into future-proof building materials. ⬇️⬇️ NATURE'S HACK. PAEBBL'S TECH. ⬇️⬇️ BOTTOM: Traditional Concrete 0 kg CO₂ stored TOP: Concrete with 27% Paebbl 18.7 kg CO₂ stored per m³ 14% reduction in embodied carbon per m³
This week is packed with exciting team announcements. Starting with: 🌎 Welcome to Paebbl, Jesús 🌍 As we scale our operations, we are thrilled to welcome Jesús A. Bíquez Talayero as our first-ever Controller! Jesús brings a powerhouse background in financial planning & analysis (FP&A), treasury management, and accounting, with a track record of driving efficiency and scaling up financial operations across industries. From start-ups to large companies—including Computacenter, RITMO, and PwC—Jesus has optimised reporting timelines, coordinated global audits, and spearheaded financial strategies across EMEA, US, and LATAM. This experience will be invaluable as we scale Paebbl’s financial operations. Jesús also brings a 26th nationality to our team—Mexico! Adding to our 50+ Paebblers from 25+ nationalities, he strengthens our global, diverse, and mission-driven culture. We are thrilled to have you on the team, Jesús—let’s build the future together!
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🏗️ Thrilled to spotlight our partnership with GOLDBECK, one of Europe’s leading concrete and construction champions! We had a fantastic two-day kickoff at their Bielefeld HQ and Hamm plant, the initial trials look very promising - huge thanks to the entire team for hosting us! GOLDBECK unwavering commitment to sustainability and our carbon-storing materials is a rock-solid match. Together, we’re going beyond carbon reduction and paving the way for nature-positive, future-proof construction. 🚀
🟦 Kick-off with Paebbl: Another Step for GOLDBECK's Blue Concrete! 🟦 Last week, we had the pleasure of hosting the Paebbl team for an intensive two-day kick-off meeting at our headquarters in Bielefeld and our plant in Hamm. GOLDBECK's overall goal: nature-positive buildings in the 2030s – and to achieve this, we are continuously evaluating innovative technologies to decarbonize our precast concrete elements and ready-mix concrete. Paebbl's technology aligns with this ambition: They produce a supplementary cementitious material (SCM) using CO₂-loaded olivine rock, which can be used as a cement replacement. This impact lever is why we are not only interested in the technology for commercial applications but also why Aurum Impact, the impact investing firm backed by the GOLDBECK family, invested in Paebbl last year. During our meetings, we discussed the strategic direction of our collaboration and conducted initial trials at our Hamm plant. The first results are promising and provide a solid foundation for further development! 💡 Through our Blue Concrete approach, we bring together cutting-edge technologies to significantly reduce CO₂ emissions in concrete production. Collaborations with strong partners like Paebbl are a part of this journey. Thanks to all participants for their great contributions over these two days: Lukas Romanowski, Dr.-Ing. Thomas Adams, Dirk Steensma, Dr. Pamela Zuschlag, Marta Sjögren, Ana Luisa Vaz, Sonia Soares, Ameya Kamat, Durgaprasad Ramteke Mats Multhaupt (Aurum Impact) We are excited about the next steps! 🚀
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🏗️ Thrilled to spotlight our partnership with GOLDBECK, one of Europe’s leading concrete and construction champions! We had a fantastic two-day kickoff at their Bielefeld HQ and Hamm plant, the initial trials look very promising - huge thanks to the entire team for hosting us! GOLDBECK unwavering commitment to sustainability and our carbon-storing materials is a rock-solid match. Together, we’re going beyond carbon reduction and paving the way for nature-positive, future-proof construction. 🚀
🟦 Kick-off with Paebbl: Another Step for GOLDBECK's Blue Concrete! 🟦 Last week, we had the pleasure of hosting the Paebbl team for an intensive two-day kick-off meeting at our headquarters in Bielefeld and our plant in Hamm. GOLDBECK's overall goal: nature-positive buildings in the 2030s – and to achieve this, we are continuously evaluating innovative technologies to decarbonize our precast concrete elements and ready-mix concrete. Paebbl's technology aligns with this ambition: They produce a supplementary cementitious material (SCM) using CO₂-loaded olivine rock, which can be used as a cement replacement. This impact lever is why we are not only interested in the technology for commercial applications but also why Aurum Impact, the impact investing firm backed by the GOLDBECK family, invested in Paebbl last year. During our meetings, we discussed the strategic direction of our collaboration and conducted initial trials at our Hamm plant. The first results are promising and provide a solid foundation for further development! 💡 Through our Blue Concrete approach, we bring together cutting-edge technologies to significantly reduce CO₂ emissions in concrete production. Collaborations with strong partners like Paebbl are a part of this journey. Thanks to all participants for their great contributions over these two days: Lukas Romanowski, Dr.-Ing. Thomas Adams, Dirk Steensma, Dr. Pamela Zuschlag, Marta Sjögren, Ana Luisa Vaz, Sonia Soares, Ameya Kamat, Durgaprasad Ramteke Mats Multhaupt (Aurum Impact) We are excited about the next steps! 🚀
🏗️ Thrilled to spotlight our partnership with GOLDBECK, one of Europe’s leading concrete and construction champions! We had a fantastic two-day kickoff at their Bielefeld HQ and Hamm plant, the initial trials look very promising - huge thanks to the entire team for hosting us! GOLDBECK unwavering commitment to sustainability and our carbon-storing materials is a rock-solid match. Together, we’re going beyond carbon reduction and paving the way for nature-positive, future-proof construction. 🚀
🟦 Kick-off with Paebbl: Another Step for GOLDBECK's Blue Concrete! 🟦 Last week, we had the pleasure of hosting the Paebbl team for an intensive two-day kick-off meeting at our headquarters in Bielefeld and our plant in Hamm. GOLDBECK's overall goal: nature-positive buildings in the 2030s – and to achieve this, we are continuously evaluating innovative technologies to decarbonize our precast concrete elements and ready-mix concrete. Paebbl's technology aligns with this ambition: They produce a supplementary cementitious material (SCM) using CO₂-loaded olivine rock, which can be used as a cement replacement. This impact lever is why we are not only interested in the technology for commercial applications but also why Aurum Impact, the impact investing firm backed by the GOLDBECK family, invested in Paebbl last year. During our meetings, we discussed the strategic direction of our collaboration and conducted initial trials at our Hamm plant. The first results are promising and provide a solid foundation for further development! 💡 Through our Blue Concrete approach, we bring together cutting-edge technologies to significantly reduce CO₂ emissions in concrete production. Collaborations with strong partners like Paebbl are a part of this journey. Thanks to all participants for their great contributions over these two days: Lukas Romanowski, Dr.-Ing. Thomas Adams, Dirk Steensma, Dr. Pamela Zuschlag, Marta Sjögren, Ana Luisa Vaz, Sonia Soares, Ameya Kamat, Durgaprasad Ramteke Mats Multhaupt (Aurum Impact) We are excited about the next steps! 🚀
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Looking forward to The Economist / Economist Impact's inaugural Carbon Capture Summit in Amsterdam tomorrow. We will dive into practical solutions on how industry and policymakers can collaborate to scale up CCUS technologies together with enfinium's Karl Smyth, Storegga's Tim Coles, Margriet Kuijper, Nipun Deswal and Evonik's Ralf Duessel. Paebbl
✨ Paebbl is showcasing at Stockholm Design Week (3–9 February) 👋 Come and say hello to our team (Ana Luisa Vaz, Marta Sjögren, and Frederic Ljung) on site! 🔄 By re-designing and re-thinking the building environment, we can reduce the carbon curve. Using Paebbl materials, we can potentially build 50% more at the same carbon footprint while permanently storing CO₂. 👇 LOCK AWAY CARBON, BUILD MORE. 👇 LEFT: Traditional Concrete 3.8 cubes = 1 kg CO₂ footprint RIGHT: Concrete with 30% Paebbl Material 6.0 cubes = 1 kg CO₂ footprint
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🔮 Nytt nyhetsbrev gick ut i morse med nya trender för 2025 (länk i kommentarerna). #9: AI gör mitt jobb (medan jag tappar hakan) När Google för drygt en månad sedan lanserade sin modell Gemini Deep Research upplevde jag ett ”holy sh*t moment”. Här resonerar sig modellen inte bara fram till sina svar, utan kläcker ur sig imponerande rapporter kopplat till frågeställningen. På minuter producerar den sådant som tar mig som människa flera dagar att verka fram. I artikeln hittar du exempel och länkar till mer info. #10 Crypto is back Många kryptovalutor har gått upp rejält det senaste halvåret och Bitcoin nådde i december första gången ett värde över 100 000 dollar. Den generella uppgången beror till stor del på USA:s tillträdande regering och dess löfte att göra USA till "the crypto capital of the planet". The Washington Post skriver att Donald Trump kan komma att utfärda en verkställande order kopplat till krypto redan på sin första dag. När avregleringar väntar runt hörnet ökar optimismen. Själv är jag inte någon påhejare av kryptovalutor (framför allt inte de energitunga valutorna som är baserade på Proof of work-metoden). Däremot tycker jag att den underliggande decentraliserade teknologin blockkedjor är spännande – framför allt kopplat till tillit, spårbarhet, microgrids för lokal elproduktion mm. #11 Du belönas för flexibilitet, empati och nyfikenhet The Future of Jobs Report 2025 från World Economic Forum är ute. Bland annat konstaterar man att teknologiska förändringar, geoekonomisk fragmentering, ekonomisk osäkerhet, demografiska skiften och den gröna omställningen – var för sig och i kombination med varandra – är några av de huvudsakliga drivkrafterna som förväntas transformera den globala arbetsmarknaden fram till 2030. Och att “workers can expect that two-fifths (39%) of their existing skill sets will be transformed or become outdated over the 2025-2030 period.” För att kunna verka i tider av allt snabbare förändring blir så kallade “soft skills” som motståndskraft, flexibilitet, ledarskap, motivation, självmedvetenhet, empati och nyfikenhet värdefulla. #12 Våra städer börjar lagrar CO2 Cement (nyckelkomponenten i betong) står idag för 8 % av de globala utsläppen av koldioxid. Men saker börjar att hända. Dels ser vi cementaktörer som på olika sätt lyckats få bort en massa koldioxid från produktionen, exempelvis svenska Cemvision och amerikanska Brimstone . Men också bolag som svensk-nederländska Paebbl som omvandlar infångad CO2 till byggmaterial genom en process som kallas för mineralisering. För varje ton CO2 som fångas in kan upp till 3 ton cementbaserat material skapas. Något som möjliggör för våra framtida städer att inte bara bli fossilfria, utan även koldioxid-negativa.