CURA Climate Inc. (CURA) from Canada and the Titan Group announced in a MoU to test a new innovate limestone splitting technology (Photo: Team members of both companies). The project starts with laboratory testing, followed by technical and commercial assessments to explore the pilot deployment across Titan’s operations. The CURALYTE process uses electricity for the electrolysis of water. The acid is used to split the raw material limestone into high-purity calcium hydroxide and a concentrated stream of CO₂ for storage. The base is used to react with the calcium hydroxide to form hydrated lime as feedstock for cement. The technology aims to reduce the CO2 of the clinker production by 85% compared to the conventional process.