Isometric launches low-carbon cement EAC protocol
Carbon-certification platform Isometric has launched a protocol for issuing environmental attribute certificates for low-carbon clinker, cement and concrete. The technology-neut...
Carbon capture and CCUS
Follow carbon capture, utilisation and storage developments across the cement industry, from pilot trials to commercial-scale projects. Explore capture technologies, plant integration, CO2 transport and storage, alongside project updates and technical analysis from CemNet and International Cement Review.
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Meta backs Fortera cement plant through EAC agreement
Tech giant Meta has signed a multi-year agreement to purchase environmental attribute certificates (EACs) associated with approximately 200,000t of Fortera’s low-carbon cement. ...
Gas and effluent treatment: hidden challenges in cement CCUS Premium
As carbon capture moves into commercial-scale deployment in cement, the focus is shifting from capture performance alone to the practical challenges of integrating these systems...
Global CCS projects pass 100 as infrastructure expands
The number of commercial carbon capture and storage (CCS) projects operating worldwide has reached 113, more than quadrupling since 2021, according to the Global CCS Institute’s...
Mapping the cement CCS landscape Premium
The cement industry represents one of the most compelling applications for carbon capture, with projects pursuing a diverse range of technologies and deployment concepts. This a...
Five takeaways from Cemtech Europe 2026
Cemtech Europe 2026, held in Paris on 8-9 October, showed how cement producers are advancing decarbonisation amid falling demand, rising carbon costs and uncertainty over CO 2 i...
Report examines insurance barriers to CCS investment
The Oil and Gas Climate Initiative (OGCI), Geneva Association and Clean Energy Ministerial CCUS Initiative have published a joint paper examining how clearer risk allocation and...
France’s decarbonisation paradox Premium
In a mature market that has long faced headwinds, the French cement industry has made decarbonisation its strategic priority. While demand remains under pressure, the sector con...
A lifetime advancing cement science and innovation Premium
After 35 years at VDZ, including more than 25 years as chief executive, Dr Martin Schneider will retire in November 2026. During his tenure, he transformed VDZ into a thriving i...
Latin America explores biocapture for residual cement emissions
Latin America’s cement industry is exploring a different route to carbon neutrality, combining faster deployment of established emissions reduction measures with nature-based ca...