New Zealand Startup Develops Low-Carbon Steel Technology
Centian Biore, a New Zealand-based company, is developing advanced sensor technology. The company, with all its team and a majority of investors being New Zealanders, aims to build a global-scale product from New Zealand. Centian Biore is a spin-out from Plant and Food Research. Colbeck, a New Zealand-based startup, is developing technology to produce steel with reduced carbon emissions. The technology originated from the Robinson Institute at Victoria University of Wellington. Founder Marden Haken stated he initially joined the project in a consultancy capacity to assist with commercialization.
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RNZ National
“will New Zealand benefit companies six to six. Yeah I mean we're very much a New Zealand company, we're literally all based here in New Zealand, all of our team of 12 and a majority of our investors are New Zealanders as well.”
RNZ National
“This New Zealand innovation, making steel without creating as much carbon. Kulbeck founder, Marden Haken, is with us.”
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