Press

“Through our Innovation Fund, we’re investing in start-ups that are bringing new innovations to the creation of concrete. One is a company called Prometheus Materials.”

“Can Bio-concrete Change Architecture? Architect editor-in-chief Paul Makovsky looks at a new bio-concrete prototype from Skidmore, Owings & Merrill and Boulder, CO-based Prometheus Materials.”

“Bio-Cement Approaches Its Moment … Behind Prometheus Materials Colorado startup’s microalgae-based cement can certifiably reduce concrete carbon emissions.”

“Big tech’s billions for climate: Here’s where Amazon and Microsoft are making their carbon bets … They’re focusing on making smart investments in things that have real-world implications.”

“Learn how Prometheus Materials is changing the future of the built environment … Loren Burnett is interviewed from Bio360 Expo in Nantes, France – where he was a key presenter.”

“Prometheus Materials secures multiple ASTM certifications, bringing initial production into full-swing … The certifications are foundational next steps toward full-scale production of the company’s microalgae-based bio-cement.”

“Prometheus Materials Appoints Vishaan Chakrabarti to Board of Directors … renowned architect, academic and business leader, will support the company’s growth and customer acquisition.”

“Adding bacteria can make concrete greener … They offer ways to produce cement without releasing carbon dioxide … emits a tenth of the CO2 generated by conventional concrete-making.”

“A Coral-Inspired Organic Biocomposite to Replace Portland Cement … Microsoft-Backed Startup with Innovative Response to Concrete Challenge … Prometheus’ solution has good potential for scalability.”

“Cement industry innovation in the sprint to Net-Zero … Cement is a primary material in concrete as well as mortars, blocks, and plaster. It’s the glue that holds buildings and structures together and its demand is set to soar.”

“Reconstructing Construction … Got prefab? Lower-carbon materials? Investments build for startups addressing embodied carbon emissions in the built environment.”

“Bio-Concrete: SOM and Prometheus Materials are developing an algae-based construction material that absorbs carbon – forming the basis for carbon-negative buildings.”