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Sublime Systems is a ushering in the future of cement manufacturing with a breakthrough electrochemical process
Somerville, MA
Joined July 2021
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It was wonderful to host you both!
Today, our Assistant of Econ. Dev. John Dyjack and I caught up with @SublimeSystems Project Dev. & Community Relations Manager @Pat_Beaudry to serve on a Tough Tech Summit panel at The Engine Accelerator with @BenDowningMA.
After the panel, we toured the headquarters of Sublime Systems at Somerville, a low-carbon cement making factory currently working toward building its first commercial manufacturing facility in #Holyoke and will soon be responsible for curving massive impact on global CO 2 emissions.
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Tech firms & construction giants are pouring money into startups that aim to decarbonize cement & concrete—a tricky but crucial task. @mariagallucci has the latest details, incl. announcements from @Carbon_Built & @SublimeSystems: ow.ly/yVZn50TBLek
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Sublime Systems got its start at @MIT and hit the ground running in Somerville. Soon, they’ll expand their impact with a facility in Holyoke and dozens of new jobs.
It’s a Massachusetts success story that just became even more of a reality with the first-ever use of their low-carbon cement right here in Boston’s Seaport.
ALT Governor Healey cutting ribbon.
ALT Governor Healey taking selfie.
ALT Governor Healey with Sublime Systems owner.
ALT Governor Healey at podium.
We are proud to officially announce a second partnership with a global cement major, @CRH_plc! This combined $75M investment and pre-paid offtake of Sublime Cement™ from @Holcim and CRH doubles Sublime's reach. businesswire.com/news/home/2…
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Get ready for #ClimateWeekNYC! 🌍💼 Catch Nollaig Forrest, @Holcim CSO, and Leah Ellis, @SublimeSystems CEO, at the Sustainable Investment Forum North America. They’ll spotlight how startups are shaking up industries & accelerating decarbonization with innovative solutions.
We are proud to announce a partnership with global building solutions provider @Holcim that strengthens our mission of swift and massive impact on global CO2 emissions by decarbonizing cement. holcim.com/media/company-new…
This collaboration includes an equity investment, a binding reservation from Holcim of the Sublime Cement™ produced out of our first commercial facility in Holyoke, MA, and commitments to co-develop future full-scale Sublime plants together once the Holyoke factory is complete.
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Founded by DMSE Professor @YetMingChiang and former postdoc Leah Ellis, @SublimeSystems has developed a sustainable way to make one of the world’s most common materials. buff.ly/4cpwmwq
We applaud @ValerieFoushee and @MaxMillerOH for introducing bipartisan legislation to accelerate low-carbon cement, concrete, and asphalt as a tool for addressing climate change while boosting American manufacturing and innovation. This public sector support is essential!
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The @engineventures recently raised $398M to help develop & commercialize "tough tech." The MIT-built fund backs startups working to decarbonize heavy industrial sectors like steel (Boston Metal), cement (@SublimeSystems) & even beer 🍻(@AtmosZeroSteam) canarymedia.com/articles/cli…
Thanks to @amyfeldman for a great conversation with our CEO Leah Ellis on industrial decarbonization, the public sector's support, and the "Cambrian explosion of cleantech 2.0." Catch the interview in @Forbes here forbes.com/sites/alanohnsman…
Learn why @YetMingChiang "rocks" in part 2 of @CatClifford's awesome profile.
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We are so grateful @YetMingChiang has devoted his energy and talent to the many opportunities in climate tech. This is a wonderful profile (pt. 1) of him by @CatClifford!
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At Sublime we rigorously test and validate the performance of our materials.
To ensure the accuracy of those results, we even test our testing methods — and we recently passed with flying colors!!
Ensuring the accuracy of our testing methods on portland cement is critical in validating the data we share around our new low-carbon Sublime Cement™. This is a testament to our product R&D team's hard work in establishing and maintaining our testing equipment and procedures.