Aspiring Materials’ Post

👉 Check it out – a demonstration trial of our #carbonmineralisation tech in action! In the field of carbon capture and storage, we can talk all day about the theory, but real-world application is what matters. Finding a partner who believes in what you do and is willing to front up with an opportunity to demonstrate your science can be a challenge. We found that partner in PepsiCo through their PepsiCo Greenhouse Accelerator APAC program. It is no secret #AspiringMaterials were finalists in the 2023 APAC GHAC, a programme we gained a tremendous deal of support and mentorship from, that helped us refine our business strategy and operational model. But what that all led to for us has been off the radar, until now. Late last year, PepsiCo supported Aspiring Materials to develop out an engineered solution to capture and mineralise #CO2emissions from an industrial flue. The team at the Bluebird Wiri site (shout out to Toby Smith and Michelle Cassettari 🙌 ) have been amazingly collaborative and supportive, opening their doors to us and providing an optimal environment for us to test and successfully demonstrate our carbon mineralisation technology in an industrial setting. Featured in this video are Simon Reid and Elfie Peterson, the on-the-ground Aspiring Materials team who conducted the demonstration, with backing support from Katherine Izumi 👏 . We’re grateful to have partners like PepsiCo who recognise what we’ve developed has huge potential for industrial decarbonisation. 👀 Next steps? Keep watching… or get in touch if its time to decarbonise your operation. #industrialdecarbonisation #lowemissionsmanufacturing #PepsicoGreenhouseAcceleratorAPAC