LEILAC pilot plant testing for CO2 capture is operational
On the 7 May 2019, the Low Emissions Intensity Lime & Cement (LEILAC) consortium partners and External Advisory Board met to celebrate the ribbon cutting of the LEILAC pilot pla...
Co2 Capture
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The European Climate Foundation releases CO2 emissions report
There is a significant saving potential of up to 80 per cent of CO 2 emissions in the cement sector by making use of efficiency measures along the whole value chain, without car...
Norway's CCS funding from EU receives cautious backing
Norway is attempting to give carbon capture and storage (CCS) a new start with an updated concept focussed on developing transport and storage infrastructure to attract interest...
Poured cement is an excellent absorber of CO2
According to newly-published University-led research, cement has been found to absorb carbon after it’s been poured, reports Copybook.
Belgium: LEILAC project reaches FEED phase
The Low Emissions Intensity Lime & Cement (LEILAC) consortium has completed the Preliminary Front End Engineering Design (pre-FEED) study for the carbon capture pilot plant. For...
Taiwan Cement to expand its microalgae farm
Taiwan Cement Corp yesterday announced plans to expand its microalgae farm, which produces astaxanthin, a key ingredient in high-priced skincare products.