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Eco Material Technologies
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Eco Material Technologies Inc.
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ecomaterial.com
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Private
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2022
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Eco Material Technologies is the leading producer and supplier of sustainable cement alternatives in North America, operating a national platform for fly ash, natural and synthetic pozzolans, harvested ash, synthetic gypsum, and proprietary green cement products. The company was formed in February 2022 through the merger of Boral Resources (Boral Limited's North American fly ash business) and Green Cement Inc., inheriting decades of coal-combustion-product (CCP) management heritage dating to the early 1960s and proprietary PozzoSlag® pozzolanic technology dating to 2011. Eco Material moved 10+ million tons of material annually across 100+ sites in 46 states and Canada, serving 4,000+ customer locations through a logistics network of 58 terminals, 4,000 railcars, and 400 trucks, while holding over 50% market share in fly ash marketing for more than two decades.

The core product portfolio spans standard supplementary cementitious materials (Class C and Class F fly ash, Micron3® refined pozzolan, Kirkland Natural Pozzolan), proprietary green cement technology (PozzoSlag®, PozzoCem®, PozzoCem Vite®) capable of replacing 50–100% of portland cement with up to 99% lower CO2 emissions, specialty process technologies (Ammonia Slip Mitigation, RestoreAir®, SorbSensor®, FACT beneficiation), engineered materials (Celceram® calcium aluminosilicate spheres), and a full suite of road construction and soil stabilization products. Eco Material also provides engineering services, CCP management for electric utilities, disposed-ash harvesting for beneficial use, and synthetic gypsum processing through its SynMat subsidiary.

The business operates a B2B enterprise model with quote-based volume pricing on multi-year contracts, selling directly to ready-mix concrete producers, cement and wallboard manufacturers, infrastructure contractors, and government transportation agencies, while running long-term partnerships with 125+ electric utilities on the supply side. Following its $2.1 billion acquisition by CRH plc in September 2025, Eco Material now operates as a wholly-owned subsidiary within CRH's building materials portfolio alongside Ash Grove Cement, Leviat, Oldcastle APG, and Oldcastle Infrastructure.

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Eco Material Technologies is the leading North American producer of sustainable cement alternatives, supplying fly ash, pozzolans, and proprietary near-zero-carbon green cement to 4,000+ concrete, cement, and infrastructure customers from 100+ sites across 46 states and Canada; now a wholly-owned CRH subsidiary.

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Acquired
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501–1,000
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HeadquartersSouth Jordan, United States
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South Jordan
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United States
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North America
Markets served

Serves global market

Offices8 records

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City, Country, Type, Description, Source

Keyword5 values
sustainable cement alternatives, fly ash supply, supplementary cementitious materials, green cement technology, coal combustion products management
Industry4 codes
1Cement Manufacturing (Portland, Blended & Specialty)
CodeIMADAAAGPrimaryYes
2Cementitious Binders & Additives (Fly Ash, Slag, Silica Fume, Lime)
CodeIMADAAAHPrimaryNo
3Low‑Carbon Cement, Concrete & Carbon‑Cured Building Materials (concrete curing/injection, cement substitutes, blocks)
CodeEUABAIAFPrimaryNo
4Soil Stabilization & Ground Improvement (Lime/Cement, Deep Mixing)
CodeIMAFAKAFPrimaryNo
NAICS code2 codes
  • Cement Manufacturing327310
  • Cement and Concrete Product Manufacturing3273
SIC code2 codes
  • Cement, Hydraulic3241
  • Industrial Inorganic Chemicals2810
Product category
Sustainable Cement and Supplementary Cementitious Materials
Social media profiles1 record
GTM motion3 records

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Type, Description, Source

Revenue model5 records
1Product Sales - SCMs
TypeTransaction Fee
Description

Sale of supplementary cementitious materials including fly ash (Class C and Class F), natural pozzolans, synthetic gypsum, and harvested ash for use in concrete production. Standard SCMs replace approximately 20% of portland cement.

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2Green Cement Products
TypeTransaction Fee
Description

Sale of proprietary near-zero-carbon green cement products including PozzoSlag®, PozzoCem®, and PozzoCem Vite® that can replace 50-100% of portland cement with up to 99% lower emissions.

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3CCP Management Services
TypeProfessional Services
Description

Coal combustion product management services for utilities including ash handling, marketing, environmental compliance, and disposal contractor services. Handles over 24 million tons of CCPs on site.

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4Engineering Services
TypeProfessional Services
Description

Engineering design and construction management services for fly ash, FGD and bottom ash processing facilities, including turnkey design, construction, and existing system modifications.

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5Gypsum Processing and Management
TypeProfessional Services
Description

Through SynMat subsidiary, provides financing, design, construction, operation, and maintenance of FGD systems, plus transportation and marketing of synthetic gypsum.

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Marketing channels5 records

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Title, Type, Stage, Description, Source

Distribution channels4 records

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Cost components6 values
Supply Chain, Operations, Infrastructure, Personnel, Technology or R&D, Marketing or Sales
Pricing details1 tier
1Enterprise volume-based pricing for large infrastructure projects
ModelTransaction based/ take rateBilling cadenceMulti-year contract
Notes

Pricing based on tonnage, product type, delivery location, and contract terms. Not publicly disclosed.

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GTM typeB2B
B2B
Offering typeHardware or Manufacturing
Hardware or Manufacturing
Brand1 of 16 records shown
1PozzoSlag
Description

Proprietary pozzolanic cement technology that can replace 50-100% of portland cement, with up to 99% less CO2 emissions. Originally developed by Green Cement Inc.

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Core offering1 text field

Eco Material Technologies produces and distributes low-carbon cement alternatives including fly ash (Class C and Class F), natural pozzolans, synthetic gypsum, and proprietary green cement products (PozzoSlag®, PozzoCem®, PozzoCem Vite®). The company harvests coal combustion products from electric utilities and processes them into supplementary cementitious materials (SCMs) that replace 20-100% of portland cement in concrete, while also providing coal combustion product (CCP) management services to utilities.

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Functional benefit
Problem solved
Quantifiable outcome1 of 8 values shown
  • Reduces CO2 emissions by up to 99% compared to portland cement
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Product overview1 text field

Eco Material Technologies is a leading producer and supplier of sustainable cement alternatives in North America, offering a comprehensive portfolio of products and services. The core offering includes proprietary Green Cement technology (PozzoSlag®, PozzoCem®, PozzoCem Vite®) that produces near-zero-carbon cement alternatives utilizing fly ash and pozzolanic materials. Standard supplementary cementitious materials include Class C and Class F fly ash, Micron3® refined pozzolan, and Kirkland Natural Pozzolan. The company provides specialty technologies including Ammonia Slip Mitigation, RestoreAir®, and SorbSensor® for fly ash processing. Road construction materials include RoadMix Base®, Intrix®, Durabase™, MACS-ASH®, Stabil-Mix®, and StabiLyte. Services encompass CCP Management, CFB Ash Management, Disposed Ash Harvesting, Engineering Services, Gypsum Processing (SynMat), and Utility Services. The company operates through subsidiaries including SynMat and LA Ash, and has over 125 locations across North America with a logistics network of 58 terminals, 4,000 railcars, and 400 trucks.

Product and service9 records
1Green Cement (PozzoSlag®, PozzoCem®, PozzoCem Vite®)
CategoryGreen Cement Technology
Description

Proprietary near-zero-carbon cement technology utilizing fly ash and pozzolanic materials that can replace 50-100% of portland cement in concrete. PozzoSlag® is 20% stronger than portland cement in 28 days and generates up to 99% less CO2 emissions. PozzoCem Vite® enables 3D-printed housing construction with 92% fewer emissions and 2-3 minute setting time.

2Class C Fly Ash
CategorySupplementary Cementitious Materials
Description

Self-hardening fly ash with unique characteristics that reduces permeability. Especially useful in pre-stressed concrete and applications requiring high early strengths, as well as soil stabilization.

3Class F Fly Ash
CategorySupplementary Cementitious Materials
Description

Fly ash that reduces bleeding and segregation in plastic concrete. Increases ultimate strength, reduces drying shrinkage and permeability, lowers heat of hydration, and reduces creep in hardened concrete.

4Micron3® Refined Pozzolan
CategorySupplementary Cementitious Materials
Description

Ultra-fine refined pozzolan processed from selected fly ash for high performance concrete. Particles fill voids between aggregates and cement for increased reactivity, greater flowability and workability with decreased water demand.

5Ammonia Slip Mitigation (ASM) Technology
CategoryFly Ash Processing Technology
Description

Gas-phase ammonia slip mitigation technology that eliminates ammonia slip through injection of oxidizers, converting ammonia to harmless compounds and allowing fly ash use in concrete applications.

6Celceram®
CategoryEngineered Materials
Description

Cellular ceramic materials comprised of complex inorganic solid and semi-solid calcium aluminosilicate glass spheres. Used as functional filler in polyolefin, PVC, asphalt, reactive polyurethane, SBR and latex based products.

7Celceram® PV20A
CategoryEngineered Materials
Description

Solid calcium aluminosilicate glass spheres product sourced from coal combustion. Considered pre-consumer recycled content as defined by USGBC's LEED program and NSF140 standard.

8Highly Reactive Pozzolans
CategorySupplementary Cementitious Materials
Description

High performance pozzolan products developed through Eco Material's technology development program for construction applications and concrete property optimization. Includes enhanced natural pozzolans that match rapid set time of portland cement.

9Kirkland Natural Pozzolan
CategorySupplementary Cementitious Materials
Description

Natural pozzolan product from Kirkland Mining Company's mine near Kirkland, Arizona. Provides effective supplementary cementitious material with excellent ability to mitigate alkali-silica reaction and improved sulfate resistance.

Scale indicator25 records

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Type, Value, Description, Source

Partnership6 partners
Strategic tierMinorTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2026-01-01
Description

Partnership to recycle 150,000 tons of fly ash annually through 2026. Fly ash is recycled through the beneficial use program.

Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2024-01-01
Description

Ongoing partnership for ash harvesting with Southern Company subsidiary Alabama Power, including a 700,000 tpy ash harvest project at an Alabama Power station bringing $45 million investment and 25 jobs to Mobile County.

Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2023-11-01
Description

Partnership to develop Coal Creek Station in North Dakota as the first fully circular power plant. Expanding coal ash recycling plant at the facility as part of circular economy initiative.

Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2023-10-01
Description

Strategic partnership for coal ash harvesting and beneficial use. Eco Material announced a second beneficiating project with Georgia Power to harvest double the amount of landfilled ash from Georgia Power facilities. Partnership involves turning 8 million tons of coal ash into cement. Also harvesting projects at Plant Bowen and Plant Branch.

Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2022-02-01
Description

Eco Material Technologies was formed from the merger of Boral Resources (Boral Limited's North American fly ash business) and Green Cement Inc. in February 2022. The merger combined two companies with vast resources and experience in the North American supplementary cementitious materials industry.

Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2022-01-01
Description

Partnership to develop natural pozzolan mine near Kirkland, Arizona, 90 miles northwest of Phoenix. Eco Material partnered with Kirkland Mining Company to develop high-quality natural pozzolans with unique chemistry and morphology competitive with highest-quality fly ashes.

Recent move8 records

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Expansion highlight6 records

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Peers10 records
TypeDirect peer
Description

SRMG is a Phoenix-based joint venture between Salt River Project and Independence Excavating, marketing fly ash and supplementary cementitious materials across the western U.S. Direct head-to-head competitor to Eco Material in fly ash marketing; the company's VP West Region (James Carusone) was formerly SVP of Sales at SRMG, evidencing tight talent and market overlap.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Charah Solutions is a Louisville, KY-based provider of coal combustion product management, fly ash marketing, and utility services — directly competing with Eco Material's CCP Management, ash harvesting, and SCM sales lines. (Note: Charah filed for Chapter 11 in 2023 and emerged under new ownership in 2024, reducing but not eliminating competitive intensity.)

TypeDirect peer
Description

Boral Limited is an Australian-based building materials and construction products company whose North American fly ash business (Boral Resources) was merged with Green Cement Inc. in Feb 2022 to form Eco Material Technologies. Boral itself remains a peer in cement, concrete, and quarry products across Asia-Pacific, providing a broad-incumbent comparison for fly ash/SCM economics.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Ash Grove is a Kansas City-based cement manufacturer acquired by CRH in 2018; now a sister company within CRH alongside Eco Material. Comparable in that it produces portland cement that Eco Material's SCMs partially substitute for — strategic tension/cooperation around SCM-cement blend optimization in CRH's North American footprint.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Holcim is a global building materials leader (cement, aggregates, ready-mix concrete) with an explicit decarbonization roadmap targeting net-zero concrete and significant investment in calcined clay SCMs (LC3 technology). Comparable as a competitor in low-carbon cement and a potential partner/customer for SCM supply at Holcim's North American plants.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Heidelberg Materials is a global cement and aggregates producer with a North American footprint (formerly Lehigh Hanson) that competes in cementitious materials and is investing heavily in CCUS and lower-CO2 cement. Comparable as a large-scale cement player whose specifications and procurement drive SCM demand in the same geographies Eco Material serves.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Cemex is a Mexico-based global cement, ready-mix, and aggregates producer with a sizable U.S. presence (including a former fly ash subsidiary, Mineral Resource Technologies, whose execs moved to Eco Material). Comparable as a competing cement supplier with vertical integration into concrete and growing investment in lower-carbon cement formulations.

TypeEmerging player
Description

CarbonCure is a Canadian-based climate-tech company injecting captured CO2 into ready-mix concrete to reduce cement content and sequester carbon. Comparable as an emerging low-carbon concrete technology platform competing for specifier mindshare, though focused on a different decarbonization mechanism (CO2 injection vs. SCM substitution).

TypeEmerging player
Description

Solidia Technologies is a Piscataway, NJ-based company developing CO2-cured concrete and low-carbon cementitious binders using a non-hydraulic calcium silicate chemistry. Comparable as an emerging low-carbon cement alternative; its technology overlaps with Eco Material's PozzoSlag/PozzoCem value proposition for cement replacement.

TypeRegional player
Description

Titan Cement is a Greece-headquartered cement and building materials producer with U.S. operations (Titan America) focused on the Eastern U.S. and Florida markets. Comparable as a regional cement competitor that also procures and markets SCMs to meet customer low-carbon concrete specifications, primarily in geographies overlapping Eco Material's footprint.

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Key highlights8 records

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Named customers10 records

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Ideal customer profile4 records

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Funding detail is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

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Eco Material Technologies

Sustainable Cement and Supplementary Cementitious Materialsecomaterial.com

Eco Material Technologies is the leading North American producer of sustainable cement alternatives, supplying fly ash, pozzolans, and proprietary near-zero-carbon green cement to 4,000+ concrete, cement, and infrastructure customers from 100+ sites across 46 states and Canada; now a wholly-owned CRH subsidiary.

What Eco Material Technologies does

Eco Material Technologies is the leading producer and supplier of sustainable cement alternatives in North America, operating a national platform for fly ash, natural and synthetic pozzolans, harvested ash, synthetic gypsum, and proprietary green cement products. The company was formed in February 2022 through the merger of Boral Resources (Boral Limited's North American fly ash business) and Green Cement Inc., inheriting decades of coal-combustion-product (CCP) management heritage dating to the early 1960s and proprietary PozzoSlag® pozzolanic technology dating to 2011. Eco Material moved 10+ million tons of material annually across 100+ sites in 46 states and Canada, serving 4,000+ customer locations through a logistics network of 58 terminals, 4,000 railcars, and 400 trucks, while holding over 50% market share in fly ash marketing for more than two decades.

The core product portfolio spans standard supplementary cementitious materials (Class C and Class F fly ash, Micron3® refined pozzolan, Kirkland Natural Pozzolan), proprietary green cement technology (PozzoSlag®, PozzoCem®, PozzoCem Vite®) capable of replacing 50–100% of portland cement with up to 99% lower CO2 emissions, specialty process technologies (Ammonia Slip Mitigation, RestoreAir®, SorbSensor®, FACT beneficiation), engineered materials (Celceram® calcium aluminosilicate spheres), and a full suite of road construction and soil stabilization products. Eco Material also provides engineering services, CCP management for electric utilities, disposed-ash harvesting for beneficial use, and synthetic gypsum processing through its SynMat subsidiary.

The business operates a B2B enterprise model with quote-based volume pricing on multi-year contracts, selling directly to ready-mix concrete producers, cement and wallboard manufacturers, infrastructure contractors, and government transportation agencies, while running long-term partnerships with 125+ electric utilities on the supply side. Following its $2.1 billion acquisition by CRH plc in September 2025, Eco Material now operates as a wholly-owned subsidiary within CRH's building materials portfolio alongside Ash Grove Cement, Leviat, Oldcastle APG, and Oldcastle Infrastructure.

Eco Material Technologies firmographics

Firmographics
Name
Eco Material Technologies
Legal name
Eco Material Technologies Inc.
Website
https://ecomaterial.com
Company type
Private
Founded year
2022
Operating status
Acquired
Headcount range
501–1,000 employees
Short description
Eco Material Technologies is the leading North American producer of sustainable cement alternatives, supplying fly ash, pozzolans, and proprietary near-zero-carbon green cement to 4,000+ concrete, cement, and infrastructure customers from 100+ sites across 46 states and Canada; now a wholly-owned CRH subsidiary.
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Eco Material Technologies industry classification

Industry
Product category
Sustainable Cement and Supplementary Cementitious Materials
NAICS
Cement Manufacturing (327310), Cement and Concrete Product Manufacturing (3273)
SIC
Cement, Hydraulic (3241), Industrial Inorganic Chemicals (2810)
akta.pro primary industry
Cement Manufacturing (Portland, Blended & Specialty) (IMADAAAG)
akta.pro secondary industries
Cementitious Binders & Additives (Fly Ash, Slag, Silica Fume, Lime) (IMADAAAH), Low‑Carbon Cement, Concrete & Carbon‑Cured Building Materials (concrete curing/injection, cement substitutes, blocks) (EUABAIAF), Soil Stabilization & Ground Improvement (Lime/Cement, Deep Mixing) (IMAFAKAF)

Keywords

  • Sustainable cement alternatives
  • Fly ash supply
  • Supplementary cementitious materials
  • Green cement technology
  • Coal combustion products management

Where Eco Material Technologies is headquartered

Location

Headquarters

HQ city
South Jordan
HQ country
United States
HQ region
North America

Offices8 records

Markets served

Eco Material Technologies business model

Business model
GTM type
B2B
Offering type
Hardware or Manufacturing
Cost components
Supply Chain, Operations, Infrastructure, Personnel, Technology or R&D, Marketing or Sales

Revenue model

  1. Product Sales - SCMs: Sale of supplementary cementitious materials including fly ash (Class C and Class F), natural pozzolans, synthetic gypsum, and harvested ash for use in concrete production. Standard SCMs replace approximately 20% of portland cement.
  2. Green Cement Products: Sale of proprietary near-zero-carbon green cement products including PozzoSlag®, PozzoCem®, and PozzoCem Vite® that can replace 50-100% of portland cement with up to 99% lower emissions.
  3. CCP Management Services: Coal combustion product management services for utilities including ash handling, marketing, environmental compliance, and disposal contractor services. Handles over 24 million tons of CCPs on site.
  4. Engineering Services: Engineering design and construction management services for fly ash, FGD and bottom ash processing facilities, including turnkey design, construction, and existing system modifications.
  5. Gypsum Processing and Management: Through SynMat subsidiary, provides financing, design, construction, operation, and maintenance of FGD systems, plus transportation and marketing of synthetic gypsum.

Pricing tiers

ModelBillingPrice
Transaction based/ take rateMulti-year contractEnterprise volume-based pricing for large infrastructure projects

Go-to-market motion3 records

Distribution channels4 records

Marketing channels5 records

Eco Material Technologies product offering

Product offering

Core offering

Eco Material Technologies produces and distributes low-carbon cement alternatives including fly ash (Class C and Class F), natural pozzolans, synthetic gypsum, and proprietary green cement products (PozzoSlag®, PozzoCem®, PozzoCem Vite®). The company harvests coal combustion products from electric utilities and processes them into supplementary cementitious materials (SCMs) that replace 20-100% of portland cement in concrete, while also providing coal combustion product (CCP) management services to utilities.

Product overview

Eco Material Technologies is a leading producer and supplier of sustainable cement alternatives in North America, offering a comprehensive portfolio of products and services. The core offering includes proprietary Green Cement technology (PozzoSlag®, PozzoCem®, PozzoCem Vite®) that produces near-zero-carbon cement alternatives utilizing fly ash and pozzolanic materials. Standard supplementary cementitious materials include Class C and Class F fly ash, Micron3® refined pozzolan, and Kirkland Natural Pozzolan. The company provides specialty technologies including Ammonia Slip Mitigation, RestoreAir®, and SorbSensor® for fly ash processing. Road construction materials include RoadMix Base®, Intrix®, Durabase™, MACS-ASH®, Stabil-Mix®, and StabiLyte. Services encompass CCP Management, CFB Ash Management, Disposed Ash Harvesting, Engineering Services, Gypsum Processing (SynMat), and Utility Services. The company operates through subsidiaries including SynMat and LA Ash, and has over 125 locations across North America with a logistics network of 58 terminals, 4,000 railcars, and 400 trucks.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Brands

  • PozzoSlag: Proprietary pozzolanic cement technology that can replace 50-100% of portland cement, with up to 99% less CO2 emissions. Originally developed by Green Cement Inc.
  • PozzoCem
  • PozzoCem Vite
  • PozzoSoil
  • Celceram
  • RestoreAir
  • SorbSensor
  • Eco Material RoadMix Base
  • Intrix
  • Eco Material Durabase
  • MACS-ASH
  • Stabil-Mix
  • Eco Material StabiLyte
  • ASM Technology
  • Micron3
  • FACT Technology

Products and services

  • Green Cement (PozzoSlag®, PozzoCem®, PozzoCem Vite®) Proprietary near-zero-carbon cement technology utilizing fly ash and pozzolanic materials that can replace 50-100% of portland cement in concrete. PozzoSlag® is 20% stronger than portland cement in 28 days and generates up to 99% less CO2 emissions. PozzoCem Vite® enables 3D-printed housing construction with 92% fewer emissions and 2-3 minute setting time.
  • Class C Fly Ash Self-hardening fly ash with unique characteristics that reduces permeability. Especially useful in pre-stressed concrete and applications requiring high early strengths, as well as soil stabilization.
  • Class F Fly Ash Fly ash that reduces bleeding and segregation in plastic concrete. Increases ultimate strength, reduces drying shrinkage and permeability, lowers heat of hydration, and reduces creep in hardened concrete.
  • Micron3® Refined Pozzolan Ultra-fine refined pozzolan processed from selected fly ash for high performance concrete. Particles fill voids between aggregates and cement for increased reactivity, greater flowability and workability with decreased water demand.
  • Ammonia Slip Mitigation (ASM) Technology Gas-phase ammonia slip mitigation technology that eliminates ammonia slip through injection of oxidizers, converting ammonia to harmless compounds and allowing fly ash use in concrete applications.
  • Celceram® Cellular ceramic materials comprised of complex inorganic solid and semi-solid calcium aluminosilicate glass spheres. Used as functional filler in polyolefin, PVC, asphalt, reactive polyurethane, SBR and latex based products.
  • Celceram® PV20A Solid calcium aluminosilicate glass spheres product sourced from coal combustion. Considered pre-consumer recycled content as defined by USGBC's LEED program and NSF140 standard.
  • Highly Reactive Pozzolans High performance pozzolan products developed through Eco Material's technology development program for construction applications and concrete property optimization. Includes enhanced natural pozzolans that match rapid set time of portland cement.
  • Kirkland Natural Pozzolan Natural pozzolan product from Kirkland Mining Company's mine near Kirkland, Arizona. Provides effective supplementary cementitious material with excellent ability to mitigate alkali-silica reaction and improved sulfate resistance.

Quantifiable outcome

  • Reduces CO2 emissions by up to 99% compared to portland cement
  • +7 more outcomes

Companies that use Eco Material Technologies

Customer profile

Named customers10 records

Segments5 records

Ideal customer profiles4 records

Eco Material Technologies technology and API

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Feature8 records

Eco Material Technologies partnerships and signals

Strategic signal

Partnerships

Six partnerships are on record, tiered minor and core.

  • Associated Electric Cooperative Inc.minorStrategic or Co-development Partner · 1 January 2026Partnership to recycle 150,000 tons of fly ash annually through 2026. Fly ash is recycled through the beneficial use program.
  • Southern CompanycoreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 1 January 2024Ongoing partnership for ash harvesting with Southern Company subsidiary Alabama Power, including a 700,000 tpy ash harvest project at an Alabama Power station bringing $45 million investment and 25 jobs to Mobile County.
  • Rainbow Energy CentercoreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 1 November 2023Partnership to develop Coal Creek Station in North Dakota as the first fully circular power plant. Expanding coal ash recycling plant at the facility as part of circular economy initiative.
  • Georgia PowercoreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 1 October 2023Strategic partnership for coal ash harvesting and beneficial use. Eco Material announced a second beneficiating project with Georgia Power to harvest double the amount of landfilled ash from Georgia Power facilities. Partnership involves turning 8 million tons of coal ash into cement. Also harvesting projects at Plant Bowen and Plant Branch.
  • Boral LimitedcoreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 1 February 2022Eco Material Technologies was formed from the merger of Boral Resources (Boral Limited's North American fly ash business) and Green Cement Inc. in February 2022. The merger combined two companies with vast resources and experience in the North American supplementary cementitious materials industry.
  • Kirkland Mining CompanycoreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 1 January 2022Partnership to develop natural pozzolan mine near Kirkland, Arizona, 90 miles northwest of Phoenix. Eco Material partnered with Kirkland Mining Company to develop high-quality natural pozzolans with unique chemistry and morphology competitive with highest-quality fly ashes.

Scale indicators25 records

Recent moves8 records

Expansion highlights6 records

Eco Material Technologies competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Direct peers

  • Salt River Materials Group: SRMG is a Phoenix-based joint venture between Salt River Project and Independence Excavating, marketing fly ash and supplementary cementitious materials across the western U.S. Direct head-to-head competitor to Eco Material in fly ash marketing; the company's VP West Region (James Carusone) was formerly SVP of Sales at SRMG, evidencing tight talent and market overlap.
  • Charah Solutions: Charah Solutions is a Louisville, KY-based provider of coal combustion product management, fly ash marketing, and utility services — directly competing with Eco Material's CCP Management, ash harvesting, and SCM sales lines. (Note: Charah filed for Chapter 11 in 2023 and emerged under new ownership in 2024, reducing but not eliminating competitive intensity.)
  • Boral Limited: Boral Limited is an Australian-based building materials and construction products company whose North American fly ash business (Boral Resources) was merged with Green Cement Inc. in Feb 2022 to form Eco Material Technologies. Boral itself remains a peer in cement, concrete, and quarry products across Asia-Pacific, providing a broad-incumbent comparison for fly ash/SCM economics.

Broad incumbents

  • Ash Grove Cement Company: Ash Grove is a Kansas City-based cement manufacturer acquired by CRH in 2018; now a sister company within CRH alongside Eco Material. Comparable in that it produces portland cement that Eco Material's SCMs partially substitute for — strategic tension/cooperation around SCM-cement blend optimization in CRH's North American footprint.
  • Holcim Ltd: Holcim is a global building materials leader (cement, aggregates, ready-mix concrete) with an explicit decarbonization roadmap targeting net-zero concrete and significant investment in calcined clay SCMs (LC3 technology). Comparable as a competitor in low-carbon cement and a potential partner/customer for SCM supply at Holcim's North American plants.
  • Heidelberg Materials: Heidelberg Materials is a global cement and aggregates producer with a North American footprint (formerly Lehigh Hanson) that competes in cementitious materials and is investing heavily in CCUS and lower-CO2 cement. Comparable as a large-scale cement player whose specifications and procurement drive SCM demand in the same geographies Eco Material serves.
  • Cemex S.A.B. de C.V. Cemex is a Mexico-based global cement, ready-mix, and aggregates producer with a sizable U.S. presence (including a former fly ash subsidiary, Mineral Resource Technologies, whose execs moved to Eco Material). Comparable as a competing cement supplier with vertical integration into concrete and growing investment in lower-carbon cement formulations.

Emerging players

  • CarbonCure Technologies: CarbonCure is a Canadian-based climate-tech company injecting captured CO2 into ready-mix concrete to reduce cement content and sequester carbon. Comparable as an emerging low-carbon concrete technology platform competing for specifier mindshare, though focused on a different decarbonization mechanism (CO2 injection vs. SCM substitution).
  • Solidia Technologies: Solidia Technologies is a Piscataway, NJ-based company developing CO2-cured concrete and low-carbon cementitious binders using a non-hydraulic calcium silicate chemistry. Comparable as an emerging low-carbon cement alternative; its technology overlaps with Eco Material's PozzoSlag/PozzoCem value proposition for cement replacement.

Regional players

  • Titan Cement Group: Titan Cement is a Greece-headquartered cement and building materials producer with U.S. operations (Titan America) focused on the Eastern U.S. and Florida markets. Comparable as a regional cement competitor that also procures and markets SCMs to meet customer low-carbon concrete specifications, primarily in geographies overlapping Eco Material's footprint.

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Frequently asked questions about Eco Material Technologies

What does Eco Material Technologies do?

Eco Material Technologies produces and distributes low-carbon cement alternatives including fly ash (Class C and Class F), natural pozzolans, synthetic gypsum, and proprietary green cement products (PozzoSlag®, PozzoCem®, PozzoCem Vite®). The company harvests coal combustion products from electric utilities and processes them into supplementary cementitious materials (SCMs) that replace 20-100% of portland cement in concrete, while also providing coal combustion product (CCP) management services to utilities.

Is Eco Material Technologies a public or private company?

Eco Material Technologies is a private company. It is classified as public and is currently acquired.

When was Eco Material Technologies founded?

Eco Material Technologies was founded in 2022. It employs 501 to 1,000 people.

Where is Eco Material Technologies based?

Eco Material Technologies is headquartered in South Jordan, United States, in the North America region.

How does Eco Material Technologies make money?

Five revenue lines are on record. Product Sales - SCMs are the primary driver. The others are green Cement Products, CCP Management Services, engineering Services and gypsum Processing and Management.

Who are Eco Material Technologies's main competitors?

Direct peers on record are Salt River Materials Group, Charah Solutions and Boral Limited. Broad incumbents are Ash Grove Cement Company, Holcim Ltd, Heidelberg Materials and Cemex S.A.B. de C.V.. Emerging players are CarbonCure Technologies and Solidia Technologies. Titan Cement Group is listed as a regional player.

Does Eco Material Technologies have an API?

No public API is recorded for Eco Material Technologies.

What industry is Eco Material Technologies in?

Eco Material Technologies's product category is Sustainable Cement and Supplementary Cementitious Materials. Its primary akta.pro industry code is IMADAAAG, Cement Manufacturing (Portland, Blended & Specialty), with a secondary code of IMADAAAH, Cementitious Binders & Additives (Fly Ash, Slag, Silica Fume, Lime). Its NAICS code is 327310 and its SIC code is 3241.

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