Carbon capture challenges are still in their infancy
Carbon capture and storage (CCS) is now a reality for the European cement sector. As well as the start-up of Heidelberg Materials' Brevik project in Norway, Schwenk Zement has a...
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First CO2 captured and stored at Brevik
The first 1000t of CO 2 has been captured, liquefied and stored at its Norcem AS Brevik cement plant in Norway, according to Heidelberg Materials . This is a significant step in...
EU Innovation funding signed for Cemex Rüdersdorf
Cemex and its consortium partner, Linde, is benefitting from the EU Innovation Fund which has signed the grant agreement for the implementation of Cemex’s CO 2 capture project "...
Indian roadmap aims for net zero by 2070
The Global Cement and Concrete Association India (GCCA India), in collaboration with The Energy and Resources Institute (TERI), has launched the "Decarbonisation Roadmap for the...
Carbon capture at Padeswood gets a step nearer
Heidelberg Materials UK has been granted planning permission to build a carbon capture plant (CCP) at its Padeswood cement works in north Wales, marking a major milestone for th...
Carbon Clean completes first industrial deployment of CycloneCC
Carbon Clean has announced the successful completion of the world’s first industrial deployment of CycloneCC. The modular unit has achieved the major milestone of around 4000 op...
Air Liquide and Aalborg Portland sign grant agreement for ACCSION project
Air Liquide and Cementir Holding NV , through its Danish subsidiary. Aalborg Portland A/S, have officially signed the grant agreement from the European Innovation Fund for their...
St Marys Cement to pioneer membrane-based technology for carbon capture
St Marys Cement ’s journey towards achieving net zero emissions is advancing through a strategic collaboration with MTR Carbon Capture, a leader in membrane technology for carbo...
Poland's cement sector will see CO2 allowances reduce in 2026
Poland’s cement industry is under pressure to reduce CO 2 emissions, with free carbon allowances ending by 2034 and gradual reductions starting in 2026. Process emissions accoun...
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...