Licensing model

You license the process. You keep your plant. You pay per verified ton.

Acriva does not build or buy cement plants. Producers license the process for their own lines and keep their plant, logistics and operations. An upfront technology fee opens the license; after that, royalties follow production.

What you license

The proprietary process and know-how

Process specification, activation method, material qualification and the documentation framework, under license and trade-secret protection.

What you pay

A technology fee, then a royalty per verified ton

The upfront fee covers access to the process and its implementation. The royalty is set in the license agreement, tied to the plant's production log and due only on verified volumes.

What you receive

Certificates, support and a baseline

Implementation engineering, a documented plant baseline, production documentation for each verified ton, and technical support from screening through production.

From first contact to production

How we work with you

Four steps take a plant from first data exchange to licensed production. You see the results on your own inputs before any license is signed.

  1. 01

    Request and screening

    You share plant data, available raw materials and current CO₂ intensity. We screen technical fit and give a first view of the reduction potential.

    Typical duration: 2 to 4 weeks

  2. 02

    Pilot evaluation

    Material qualification and test production on your inputs, with compressive strength and CO₂ measurements against your baseline.

    Typical duration: 3 to 6 months

  3. 03

    License structuring

    Technology fee, royalty per ton, scope of lines and products, verification method and the rights to the resulting environmental attributes are set out in the license agreement.

    Typical duration: 1 to 3 months

  4. 04

    Production and royalties

    Low-carbon cement goes into production on your existing lines. Each verified ton is documented, certified and invoiced.

    Ongoing, per production period

Pilot program

Start with a plant screening.

The pilot program takes a producer from first data exchange to test production on its own inputs. You see the reduction potential, the strength results and the royalty case before any license is signed.

Request a plant screening Request the licensing overview
  • Screening of plant data, available raw materials and current CO₂ intensity
  • Material qualification and test production on your own inputs
  • Compressive strength and CO₂ measurements against your baseline
  • A documented royalty case and license term sheet