Scandinavia’s green light for CCS Premium
The Scandinavian countries of Denmark, Norway and Sweden have set course for sustainable cement production. This has required substantial funding and government support, but buy...
Carbon capture and CCUS
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Recarbonation of cementitious materials while absorbing CO2 from air Premium
Cement production is a significant CO2 emissions source, yet its cementitious product materials act as carbon sinks, with ambient CO2 captured in its uncarbonated CaO molecules....
Lafarge's Ontario plant scales up CO2 capture technology
Lafarge Canada Inc ’s Bath cement plant, located near Kingston, Ontario, is piloting an innovative CO2 capture and mineralisation system developed by Hyperion Global Energy Corp...
How "great" will Trump's impact be on US cement's green transition?
This week, Donald Trump took residency in the Oval Office and, as the new US president, signed executive orders, including the declaration that the US would withdraw from the 20...
Holcim Spain announces CO2 necta project
Enagás, Holcim and Saggas are driving the transformation of the Spanish cement industry with the pioneering CO 2 necta project. The three companies have announced an agreement f...
Cemex Knoxville selected for DOE-funded CCUS test centre
Cemex 's Knoxville cement plant in Tennessee has been chosen by the US Department of Energy's (DOE) Office of Fossil Energy and Carbon Management (FECM) to host a new carbon cap...
India explores CCUS to decarbonise cement sector
India’s cement industry, among the largest globally, accounts for approximately 5.8 per cent of the country’s total CO 2 emissions, with clinker production being the primary con...
Svante Technologies Inc and Tenaska sign carbon capture MoU
Carbon capture and removal technology specialist Svante Technologies Inc (Svante) and CO 2 transportation and sequestration service provider Tenaska have signed a Memorandum of ...
Catch4climate project nears completion
The work on the oxygen tank farm/liquid oxygen (LOX plant) on the CI4C site in Mergelstetten , Germany, is almost complete. The electrical engineering is expected to be complete...
EUR3.8m funding for refractory CCU project
RHI Magnesita, MCi Carbon, the Austrian Institute of Technology (AIT) and the University of Technology Sydney (UTS) have received EUR3.8m (US$3.9m) in funding for the CCUPScale ...