CURA today announced it has received funding from NorthX Climate Tech as part of a $3 million investment into breakthrough industrial decarbonization solutions.

Six high-potential Canadian ventures have been selected for the 2026 cohort, which will focus on housing technology solutions for new builds and retrofits.

The partnership will test electrochemical limestone splitting technology and explore its deployment across TITAN’s global cement operations

CURA, the Canadian climate tech company developing electrochemical solutions to decarbonize cement production, has been named to the Cemex Ventures Cleantech Construction Map 2026, a curated list highlighting 20 of the most promising clean technologies helping decarbonize the built environment and advance a circular economy.

CURA, a Canadian climate tech company developing breakthrough electrochemical solutions for cement decarbonization, today announced a strategic collaboration with Fast + Epp, an internationally recognized structural engineering firm and innovator in mass timber systems.

Calgary, AB - March 31, 2026 - CURA Climate Inc. ("CURA"), a Canadian climate technology company developing electrochemical solutions to decarbonize cement production, today announced it has been awarded $500,000 in funding from Alberta Innovates under the Agriculture and Environment program. The funding will support CURA’s efforts to transform agricultural spent lime into low-carbon cement materials and valuable chemical co-products.

CURA has partnered with Sylvera to translate its emissions performance into measurable commercial value, highlighting a growing challenge in markets for low-carbon industrial materials.

CURA Climate, a Canadian climate technology company electrifying cement production, today announced the launch of its refreshed brand identity and new website...

LCA validation, mechanism mapping and ongoing market intelligence turn CURA's low-carbon advantage into commercial value

Calgary, AB – CURA Climate Inc. (CURA), a Canadian climate‑tech company developing electrochemical solutions to decarbonize cement production, today announced a strategic....

Calgary, Canada – CURA continues its rapid growth trajectory with the hiring of several key technology employees, building out its research...

Calgary, Canada – CURA is proud to announce its acceptance into the HATCH Venture Builder at the University of British Columbia.....

Calgary, AB — CURA, a Canadian climate-technology company developing breakthrough electrochemical solutions for cement decarbonization...

CURA Climate Inc. a Canadian climate technology company electrifying cement production, today announced a strategic collaboration with Captura, a direct ocean capture company and electrochemical solutions provider, to test and validate Captura’s novel bipolar membranes (BPMs) within CURA’s electrochemical cement process.

CURA’s mission to decarbonize cement continues to garner support, with the company announcing that UCeed, the University of Calgary’s investment fund, has invested in CURA’s over-subscribed Pre-Seed round.

CURA, a climate tech company developing technology to produce cement with up to 85% less CO2 emissions, today announced the close of pre-seed funding led by Amplify Capital and Zacua Ventures. This marks CURA’s first private capital raise, signaling strong early market confidence in the company’s approach to decarbonizing one of the world’s most carbon-intensive industries.

CURA announced today at the Spain-Canada Business Summit in Toronto that it has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with ACCIONA, the global sustainable-infrastructure leader generating more than $20B in 2024 sales. CURA is pioneering energy-efficient electrochemical cement production that cuts CO2 emissions by up to 85%.

We are proud to announce that CURA has joined the MaRS Discovery District community, North America’s largest urban innovation hub, whose ecosystem supports over 1,200 technology and science firms, has raised more than $19 billion in capital and employs over 33,000 people across Canada.

CURA has received $100,000 in funding from NorthX—an organization driving climate action by backing hard-tech innovations that transform industries and build lasting prosperity.

Canadian startup unveils electrochemical technology that can cut cement carbon emissions by up to 85%

CURA is proud to announce its participation in the Creative Destruction Lab (CDL) Paris – Climate Stream, a globally recognized program that helps science- and technology-based startups scale their impact through mentorship, partnerships, and investor connections.

Erin Bobicki, CEO of CURA, has been recognized as one of the winners of the Toast Top 25 Women in Tech by BetaKit & Toast. The initiative honours women whose impact in Canada’s tech ecosystem is both significant and under-highlighted