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Fast Company recognized Brimstone as one of the 10 most innovative companies in the energy and sustainability sector.

CBS visited Brimstone's lab in Oakland to see our carbon-negative process in action.

We joined the U.S. State Department's First Movers coalition at COP27, where we showed cement made via our carbon-negative process.

Norrsken recognized Brimstone on its annual list of companies believed to have the potential to impact the lives of 1 billion people globally.

Learn more about Brimstone's origin story, Series A funding round, and breakthrough carbon-negative technology, from CNBC.

The Real Deal covered our Series A funding round, led by Breakthrough Energy Ventures and DCVC.

Breakthrough Energy Ventures and DCVC co-lead a $55 Million Series A round to pilot a process to make carbon-negative portland cement at industrial scales.

CleanTechnica explored the technology and methods behind decarbonizing cement with Brimstone co-founder Hugo Leandri.

DCVC and Breakthrough Energy Ventures co-lead Brimstone’s seed financing to support their vision to eliminate the 8% of global CO2 emissions produced in cement manufacturing.

"A new startup, backed by Bill Gates’s Breakthrough Energy Ventures, is producing the ubiquitous building material in a way that doesn’t release huge amounts of CO2."

Startup Brimstone Energy swaps in a climate-friendly replacement for limestone.

Brimstone CEO Cody Finke shared his founder story—plus his vision for decarbonizing cement—with My Climate Journey.