Protect the climate, biodiversity and natural resources, while meeting the needs of industrial players involved in the environmental impact of their activity. This is the objective of TechnoCarbon® France and its product, CarbonFibreStone® (CFS®).
The construction market is experiencing a (r)evolution of composite materials.
Developed taking into account the constraints of the modern world, most emerging materials seek to combine cutting-edge technology and environmental virtues.
The story begins in Germany in 1999 when Kolja Kuse invented and developed CFS®. He founds and bases TCT Gbr in Munich.
In 2017, during his research as an expert reviewer for the IPCC report, Stephan Savarese made an essential observation: The creation of two carbon sinks, one in agroforestry and the other in construction, proves to be indispensable to limit global warming to +1.5°C (the work will be published later in Chapter 4 of the IPCC SR-15 report, approved on October 8, 2018).
While searching for new profitable, and sustainable business models to scale up carbon sinks, Stephan Savarese met Kolja Kuse, inventor of the CFS®.
From this meeting was born one year later, TechnoCarbon®, a startup responsible for the development, commercialisation and industrialisation of CFS®.