CO2NTESSA’s net-zero vision Premium
The CO 2 NTESSA project will implement an innovative carbon capture (CC) technology at NEXE’s cement plant in Našice, Croatia. The existing plant will be modified based on the p...
Carbon capture and CCUS
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Aalborg Portland's CCUS plant to get Royal inauguration
Aalborg Portland (Cementir Group) is preparing to welcome His Royal Highness the Crown Prince of Denmark on 27 November for the official inauguration of its new CO 2 capture pla...
Canada welcomes government CCUS commitment
The Cement Association of Canada (CAC) says it is pleased to support the measures and investments announced in the Federal Fall Economic Statement to advance the Carbon Capture ...
Carbon capture optimisation: add heat, reduce risk Premium
While a range of carbon capture (CC) technologies are available to the cement industry, not all are a suitable option in terms of cost and risk. Ramboll looks at the benefits of...
Heidelberg Materials’ journey to net-zero Premium
Heidelberg Materials is investing in multiple projects to achieve its ambitious target of reducing its CO 2 emissions by 47 per cent by 2030. From its first carbon capture and s...
Holcim España invests in renewable fuels at Carboneras plant
Holcim España has reinforced its commitment to decarbonisation by investing in facilities for the use of renewable fuels at its Carboneras cement plant in Almería, Spain. The EU...
MPA welcomes electricity network compensation in UK
UK producers of cement and lime have welcomed the government's plans to boost UK competitiveness through compensating for high network charges as part of the ‘British Industry S...
Australia embraces low carbon Premium
The carbon tax has had a profound effect on Australia’s cement industry, which has expanded its clinker grinding facilities and channelled investment into decarbonisation measur...
Heidelberg Materials celebrates start of ANRAV.beta CCUS project
The start of construction for the pilot carbon capture installation at Heidelberg Materials ’ plant in Devnya was celebrated this week, in the presence of Milena Stoycheva, Bulg...
Study reveals cost of decarbonising India's cement industry
India’s steel and cement plants will require INR47trn (US$627bn) in additional capital expenditure (capex) to achieve net-zero carbon emissions, according to independent studies...