Mine Tailings
The vast metallic residue of extraction, reclaimed and reactivated.
EnviCore aspires to revolutionize current tailings mitigation practices and promote a circular economy in the mining sector — turning hazardous waste into low-carbon value.
Mining and cement are two of the most material-intensive industries on Earth — and two of the most carbon-intensive. The scale is staggering.
Each year, mining companies dump over 180 million tonnes of hazardous mine waste.
Source · Earthworks
The cement industry alone causes at least 8% of global CO₂ emissions.
Source · Nature
EnviCore's process converts problem feedstocks into low-carbon cementitious products — displacing Portland Cement and closing the loop.
The vast metallic residue of extraction, reclaimed and reactivated.
Abundant natural minerals calcined into reactive supplementary binders.
Post-use construction and industrial streams, returned to productive life.
Up to 0.7 tons of CO₂ reduction per ton of Portland Cement replaced.
EnviCore transforms mineral waste from mining operations into low-carbon cementitious products. By substituting energy-intensive clinker with reactivated waste, we cut embodied carbon at the source while diverting hazardous tailings from the environment — a genuinely circular model for the built world.
A proud member of the Techstars '21 accelerator cohort — where EnviCore's circular materials thesis was forged and scaled.












Investors, partners and mining operators — reach out to explore how EnviCore turns your tailings into a carbon advantage.