Industry

Materials & Industry

Decarbonize the entire lifecycle of the production of goods we use from raw material form, through manufacturing, disposal, repurposing, and recycling.

According to Project Drawdown, the industry sector accounts for roughly 21% of global greenhouse gas emissions each year. This sector requires the use of energy-consuming machines that lead to an excess of carbon in the atmosphere. The production of cement, iron, steel, aluminum, fertilizers, paper, plastics, textiles, and processed foods contribute to emissions in this sector

sectors we cover

Materials

Plastic, metals, and cement are found everywhere. They present both a challenge and an opportunity for improvement. Waste can be reclaimed and thus allow us to reduce the amount of raw material and energy we use.
Manufacturing

Manufacturing these component parts requires a significant amount of carbon dioxide. We can make significant strides through enhancing efficiency, curbing the need for fossil fueled high temperatures, developing new solutions, and much more.
Circular Economy

An advanced model of how we reduce waste and reuse materials. Reducing refrigerant leaks, managing disposal, and replacing these potent gases is key. Additionally, reducing emissions through non-carbon energy sources to our industrial processes will make a significant impact in this sector.

Jobs in demand

Materials Scientists & Engineers
Chemical Scientists & Engineers, Process Engineers
Manufacturing

Manufacturing Engineer, R&D, Controls and Mechanical
Product

Product Managers, Product Packaging and Designers
Software Engineers

Materials & Industry

sectors we cover

Materials

Manufacturing

Circular Economy

Jobs in demand

Materials Scientists & Engineers

Chemical Scientists & Engineers, Process Engineers

Manufacturing

Product

Software Engineers