CemVision
Stockholm
Investment thesis
Cemvision operates across a full-stack decarbonization approach to cement manufacturing. The company modernizes cement chemistry using alternative raw materials and residual industrial products instead of virgin limestone. Core innovations include developing electrified rotary kilns powered by hydrogen and other non-fossil fuels to achieve fossil-free cement clinker production at scale, and slag upcycling that transforms industrial byproducts into sustainable construction feedstock. The firm targets deployment of its first industrial plant by 2028 with 500,000 ton annual capacity.
Source: firm website, verified Aug 6, 2026.
Frequently asked questions
- What sectors does CemVision focus on?
- CemVision focuses on Cleantech, Climate Tech, Construction Tech.
- Where is CemVision located?
- CemVision is headquartered in Stockholm, SE.
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