Low Carbon Concrete Solutions for a Better Future
Roman Cement has proven, patented solutions for low carbon concrete based upon several years of research and testing:
Higher Quality Product: Greater strength, longer lasting, and more durable
Meaningful Reduction of CO2: Reducing the carbon footprint of modern day concrete without sacrificing workability.
Alternative to Fly Ash: Improved use of natural pozzalons
Less Expensive: Expanding options for both suppliers and users of concrete products
Will Roman Cement work for you?
Perfect for both Commercial and Residencial Projects
The City of Salt Lake and the Utah Transportation Authority:
Electric Bus Charging Station
The City of Salt Lake used Roman Cement in their Electric Bus Charging Station.
By using Roman Cement’s concrete mix designs…they were able to reduce the carbon footprint of this project by more than 20% compared to their standard mix, while improving the strength and durability of the concrete pad for this important Bus charging station.
The Yalecrest Historic District is located on the East Bench of Salt Lake City. It is locally significant both architecturally and historically.
These districts are made up of residences exhibiting a variety of period revival styles dating to the first few decades of the 20th century.
Roman Cement has been used by the upscale residents because they value a long-lasting, low-carbon concrete on these priceless, historical properties.
Yalecrest Historic District:
Priceless Home Remodels and Restorations
Awards & Recognitions
2025 CONCRETE INNOVATION AWARDS JUDGING
The NRMCA Concrete Innovation Awards recognizes outstanding achievement in concrete design and construction. Innovative projects that demonstrate outstanding achievements in performance while lowering environmental impacts including embodied and operational carbon footprint are awarded. The award winners are selected by a jury of impartial judges who carefully evaluate each project submitted against the criteria shown below.
2025 JUDGES
Joan Gibbons, Program Manager - Cement and Concrete, Center for Green Market Activation
Shawn Kalyn, Sustainability and Technical Manager, Votorantim Cimentos
Jessica Martinez, Associate, Structural Sustainability Specialist, DCI Engineers
Katie Poss, Director, Global Policy & Procurement, Building Transparency
Larry Rowland, Sustainability Market Manager, Heidelberg Materials
David Swain, Senior Project Leader, Studio Gang
Our Patented Technologies: Improving Durability, Strength, and Workability
How They Work: Our patented technologies replace 20-50% of the Portland Cement in a conventional concrete mix with more solid, low-carbon minerals that optimize the particle distribution and minimize the air pockets of a mixture.
Better, More Sustainable Concrete: This substitution and particle optimization results in concrete that:
Reduces the Carbon Footprint by 20-50% as compared to conventional concrete
Is More Durable Against:
Freeze-thaw damage
Salt-water attack
Shrinkage
Reflects Improved:
Compressive strength
Workability
Key Patents
Binary Blended Cements:
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7799128
7972432
8323399
FOREIGN
200902232
2739657
ZL200980113831.7
FOREIGN
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2 558 431
310554
GC0009197
FOREIGN
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022077-2018/DIN-INDECOPI
Resolution No. 7037
FOREIGN
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371659
2 337 769
282852
5453440
BR1120140096538
2 768 788
ZL 201280063750.2
10-1331384
2011/02630
2520577
Ternary Blended Cements:
UNITED STATES
8414700
8377201
8551245
9272953
Particle Packed Ternary Blended Cements:
UNITED STATES
8974593
9238591
Pozzolan Processing Methods:
UNITED STATES
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10233116
11655186
10968137
11472737
10494298
11746048
Low Carbon Concrete Mixes w/ Pozzolan and Mineral Fines:
UNITED STATES
10131575
10730805
10737980
11168029
Blended White Cements and Manufacture of Specialized Blended Cements:
UNITED STATES
9957196
10526248
9102567
Recent Concrete Logic Podcast
April 22, 2025
EP #119: Is More Limestone the Key to Stronger, Less Expensive Concrete?
What if you were told there’s better concrete out there with more limestone than what’s used in Type IL cement mixes? Sounds crazy, right? But that’s exactly what we’re exploring today with John Guynn and John Kline.
Guests: John Kline , John Guynn