Sublime Systems vs Electric Hydrogen
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Sublime Systems produces true-zero-carbon cement using an electrochemical process powered by renewable energy; raised $200M total; Microsoft signed an intent to purchase environmental attributes;
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Sublime Systems is a Somerville, Massachusetts-based materials company that has developed an electrochemical process to produce ordinary portland cement (OPC) without the CO2 emissions inherent in conventional kiln-based manufacturing. Founded in 2020 as a spinout from MIT, Sublime''s process uses renewable electricity to drive chemical reactions that produce calcium silicates — the active binding agents in cement — at ambient temperature, eliminating the calcination and combustion steps that account for approximately 8% of global CO2 emissions. The resulting cement is chemically identical to conventional OPC and functions as a direct drop-in replacement in standard concrete mixes.
Electric Hydrogen designs and manufactures 100MW+ industrial electrolyzer systems for green hydrogen production at scale; raised $380M in funding including a $200M Series C in 2023;
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Electric Hydrogen is a Natick, Massachusetts-based clean energy company founded in 2020 by Raffi Garabedian (former CEO of First Solar) and David Eaglesham. The company designs and manufactures large-scale industrial electrolyzers — systems that use electricity to split water into hydrogen and oxygen — intended to produce green hydrogen at the cost and scale required to decarbonize heavy industries. Electric Hydrogen's core product is a 100MW electrolyzer plant that represents one of the largest single electrolyzer systems commercially available, designed for industrial customers in steel, ammonia, chemicals, and fuel production who need hydrogen at massive volumes.
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