Highlights

  • EdenCrete products being used in a growing number of large US projects.
  • Pz7 to be used in about 15,000 cubic yards of concrete on the I-70 Floyd Hill project.
  • Colorado activity rising as early-adopter plants include Pz7 in mix designs.
  • Original EdenCrete seeing renewed use in high-durability applications.

Eden Innovations Ltd (ASX:EDE) has provided an update on its growing US project pipeline for EdenCrete, its range of nano-carbon-strengthened concrete additives. The company said its products are appearing in a growing number of large projects across several sectors and states, many of them supplied by ready-mix concrete plants that have installed EdenCrete Pz7.

How the Pipeline Is Building

Eden works with ready-mix concrete plants on mix design optimisation rather than promoting the product project by project. Once Pz7 is included in a mix design, it is applied automatically to every pour that uses that design.

The company describes each bulk storage and dispensing installation as a self-sustaining source of recurring demand. It said many Colorado plants were early Pz7 adopters, and the rising project count suggests the optimisation phase is complete.

Colorado Projects

Projects using Pz7 include the 16-storey Aliyah Apartments in Denver, which will use 24,000 cubic yards of concrete, and the 22-storey Block F high-rise at Bellview Station, using 25,000 cubic yards. Other projects include the Kairoi LoHi Townhomes, Pearl Street Residences, the Ernest rehabilitation hospital in Broomfield and Epicenter Phase 2 in Colorado Springs.

On the I-70 Floyd Hill project, a major highway upgrade with a 2025 cost estimate of US$905 million, Pz7 will be used in about 15,000 cubic yards of concrete for large columns.

Renewed Demand for Original EdenCrete

Original EdenCrete is being used for abrasion resistance and durability at a newly opened waste transfer station in North Pueblo, Colorado. In Georgia, all concrete for a new 450 cubic yard slab at the Atlantic Waste Transfer Station in Jessup will use EdenCrete, the second such facility to do so.

Eden reported a notable rise in requests from existing Pz7 customers to trial and use original EdenCrete. It views Colorado activity as a leading indicator for its broader North American installation base.

Key Takeaways

  • Eden's plant-based installation model is driving recurring EdenCrete demand.
  • Colorado projects show Pz7 moving into regular mix designs.
  • Infrastructure use includes the I-70 Floyd Hill highway project.
  • Interest in original EdenCrete is rising among existing customers.