Microsoft signs for 27,600 tons of CO2 to be captured and stored in waste concrete
Neustark captures CO2 at source and stores it in rubble
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Data centers should ditch tilt-up building for low-carbon masonry blocks - report
Low carbon concrete blocks could save embodied emissions
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Microsoft experiments with low-carbon concrete at Quincy, Washington, data center
Replacing cement ingredients with limestone derived from microalgae
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MIT scientists propose power storage using cement blocks
Plan to commercialize supercapacitors in the next few years
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Amazon to use green concrete from Holcim in Northern Virginia
Holcim claims its EcoPact can have up to 100 percent less emissions than regular concrete
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American Rock Products makes more sustainable concrete for AWS' Oregon data centers
Material substitution and other tweaks reduce carbon footprint 23 percent
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Microsoft proposes using earth, algae, and hemp to build data centers which store carbon
Concrete creates carbon - other materials could store it
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Architect says concrete blocks could recover energy from data center genset tests
Regular testing wastes energy. WZMH says that this energy has potential...
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Amazon and Microsoft invest in company injecting CO2 into concrete
CarbonCure is currently used by Compass Data Centers