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Longship sets sail from Brevik

01 September 2025

During two-day celebrations, Norway’s government and Heidelberg Materials launched the world’s first industrial-scale carbon capture plant in the cement industry at Brevik cement plant. ICR reports on this important milestone in the decarbonisation of the cement sector. By Muriel Bal, ICR Research, UK.

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TOPICS IN THIS ARTICLE
  • carbon capture
  • Brevik. HeidelbergMaterials
  • cement
  • Norway
  • Western Europe

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