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IFESTOS: TITAN’s pioneering carbon capture project

With ambitious science-based targets, and a comprehensive net-zero roadmap, TITAN is tackling climate change through innovative initiatives such as the large-scale IFESTOS carbon capture project. By embracing state-of-the-art decarbonisation technologies and offering low-carbon products, the company aims to make the world around us a safer, more sustainable and enjoyable place to live. By Aris Tsikouras, TITAN Cement Group, Greece

03 March 2025
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