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Electrification – the next phase of cement decarbonisation

As the cement industry accelerates its decarbonisation efforts, electrification is emerging as a critical technology for reducing emissions, improving energy security and enabling a more sustainable production process.

  • Joonas Rauramo Coolbrook, Finland
07 September 2026
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