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Thanks! 1. We are entering the product testing stage with our cement producing parnters in the next few months, so I'll have a better answer for you then. But f
by marcuslima 5y ago
Thanks!
1. We are entering the product testing stage with our cement producing parnters in the next few months, so I'll have a better answer for you then. But from a chemical composition point of view, our product is purer than mined limestone and so should perform better.
2. Biggest bottleneck from our perspective is nailing planning permission to build our plants quickly enough to supply cement producers.
Unfortunately no blog post or anything like that just yet. Website is very light on details for now, we haven't prioritised updating (+ some patent considerations).
- skohan 5y agoYeah cool! If you have a twitter or any other way to follow you guys I would love to - I work at a sustainability-focused startup and I know a lot of people who would be interested in this, and not all of them would be in the HN audience.
- moralestapia 5y agoCould you share more details about your startup? If you wish to do it privately, check links at my bio. Best!
- marcuslima 5y agoWill DM you
- CindyBiSV 5y agoWould love to learn more details too! Info in bio :)
- marcuslima 5y agoLove the enthusiasm to share! This is a bit of a coming out party for us, so not much out there in the way of public information. We'll add to that as it comes higher on the list of priorities
- acomjean 5y ago> 2. Biggest bottleneck from our perspective is nailing planning permission to build our plants How do you get permission to mine seawater? Its kinda of a weird question and I imagine its very country dependent. Very intersting project.
- nine_k 5y agoI suppose it must be similar to permissions to use seawater as coolant, or for producing freshwater from it.