Neocrete

Neocrete is nano-engineered concrete for the building needs of today and tomorrow - low carbon and resilient to the impacts of climate change. Our goal is to reduce global carbon emissions by 1% each year - around half a billion tonnes. Neocrete was founded in New Zealand in 2018 by Zarina Bazoeva and Matt Kennedy-Good, but our story begins 2,000 years ago in Rome, with the building of the Pantheon and other incredibly durable concrete structures, made with volcanic ash (pozzolans). Neocrete combines this Roman innovation with nano-technology, to create low carbon concrete with the qualities required for modern construction, while retaining the durability conferred by pozzolans. Neocrete's lab and office is based in Parnell in Auckland, and we are building our first production plant. Neocrete creates high-performing, low carbon concrete by replacing cement with the Neocrete Activator and pozzolans (natural or industrial). Neocrete will be commercially available in New Zealand from April 2024. We are now accepting early orders and pilot projects.