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Concrete example: carbon refinery to turn gases green

The Myrtle refinery could convert up to 2,500 tonnes of carbon dioxide a year into 10,000 tonnes of saleable products, the company said.

Summary by The West Australian
An Australian facility will seek to prove carbon can be embedded into useful products, such as concrete, paint and plasterboard, and resold for a profit.

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Concrete example: carbon refinery to turn gases green

An Australian facility will seek to prove carbon can be embedded into useful products, such as concrete, paint and plasterboard, and resold for a profit.

·City of Perth, Australia
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An Australian facility will seek to prove carbon can be embedded into useful products, such as concrete, paint and plasterboard, and resold for a profit.

·Willoughby City Council, Australia
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The Canberra Times broke the news in Canberra, Australia on Tuesday, June 16, 2026.
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