The Global Biodiversity Framework (GBF) has emerged as a roadmap for global conservation efforts. With 23 ambitious targets, the GBF emphasizes integrated management, ecosystem restoration, and resilience against climate change. Checking in on our progress toward the ocean and ecological goals set for 6 years time is essential – are we on track for the … Continued
ECOncrete’s Coastalock single-layer armor units were recently tested in collaboration with the National Research Council of Canada (NRC) and the University of Ottawa. Led by researchers Serim Dogaç Sayar, Scott Baker, and Dr. Ioan Nistor, the study focused on evaluating the hydraulic stability and performance of these innovative units. Below, S. Dogaç provides a summary … Continued
At this year’s State of the Science Workshop on Offshore Wind Energy, Wildlife, and Fisheries, Yaeli Rosenberg, PhD, will be presenting about ECOncrete’s work on the development, deployment, and monitoring of the novel Scour Protection System designed for biodiversity.ROV imaging from recent environmental surveyingThe biennial State of the Science workshop is hosted by the New York … Continued
To evaluate a project’s environmental footprint, ECOncrete’s ECO P-1/TP concrete admixture carries an Environmental Product Declaration (EPD), verified according to ISO 14025 and EN 15804 standards and published under the International Climate Intelligence System.This third-party verified EPD offers a structured overview of the product’s environmental performance, covering the full life cycle from raw material sourcing … Continued
The Port of San Diego and ECOncrete have been honored by The Climate Registry (TCR) with the Innovative Partnership Award in the 2024 Climate Leadership Awards. The prestigious accolade recognizes exemplary leadership in reducing carbon pollution and addressing climate change through innovative solutions and sustainable practices.Supported by the Port’s Blue Economy Incubator, ECOncrete developed and … Continued
Scientific evaluation of nature-inclusive designs in offshore wind infrastructure, and potential benefits for biodiversity, at ECOncrete’s Scour Protection installation 12 miles off Long Island.
Showcasing port infrastructure that also meets environmental goals – the Living Ports project in the Port of Vigo, backed by the EU Horizon 2020 programme and consisting of a consortium led by ECOncrete, is showing ecological uplift, marine biodiversity developing, and community interest. Please find the full case study, including relevant details, below for download. The … Continued
To identify optimal solutions for scour protection in offshore wind energy infrastructure, the Bureau of Ocean Energy Management (BOEM), a US government agency which focuses on environmental protection and offshore energy, is conducting a study that analyzes the efficacy of various innovative marine infrastructure suggested for cable and scour protection around offshore wind energy structures. BOEM … Continued
ECOncrete’s technology has been highlighted in the latest white paper published by the leading engineering services and consulting firm, Jacobs, in collaboration with Biomimicry 3.8, a biology-inspired consulting company. The white paper details the industry shift from sustainability to the proactive and innovative approach of regeneration and regenerative design. The core theme remains the same: harnessing … Continued
ECOncrete is honored to be selected as a partner for the US Network for Engineering with Nature (N-EWN). We are looking forward to actively engaging with the N-EWN executive committee, N-EWN partners, and countless stakeholders to change how future coastal and marine infrastructure looks and functions.The Network for Engineering With Nature (N-EWN) is a community of … Continued