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The FutureCem Conference and Exhibition has gone 'virtual' for the duration of the coronavirus pandemic. We hope to be able to meet again in the real world soon, perhaps in 2022.
2nd Future Cement Conference and Exhibition 2019
22 - 23 May 2019, Brussels, Belgium
Pullman Brussels Centre Midi Hotel, Place Victor Horta 1, 1060 Brussels, Belgium
Including field trip to HeidelbergCement/CBR Lixhe plant on 24 May to visit the LEILAC CO2-capture project (register during registration). Conference dinner at the Maison Grand'Place.
The 2nd Global Future Cement Conference has successfully taken place with 105 delegates.
The 2nd Future Cement Conference and Exhibition will examine the next steps forward for the cement industry in a low- or zero-carbon world. Cement producers - who already produce, package, distribute and sell cementitious materials - are ideally placed to become the leaders in the new ‘no-carbon’ cements. Covering all the alternatives to OPC, as well as low-CO2 options for concrete, this conference will examine the way forward - to future cements.
The conference early-bird registration fee is £595 until 4 December 2018 and the normal rate is £695 from 5 December 2018 until 26 March 2019. The conference late-rate registration fee is £795 from 27 March 2019. Cement producers benefit from a £100 discount on these rates. Confirmed speakers register for £295, while confirmed cement producer speakers register free. The conference social evening is bookable separately at a rate of £95. Prices are exclusive of any applicable local VAT.
The registration fee includes attendance at the conference and exhibition, conference proceedings book including delegate names/company/country and all available powerpoint slides, memory stick including all available presentations in pdf or powerpoint format, participation in networking/speed-dating sessions, delegate name badge, special distribution magazine, conference briefcase, coffee breaks and snacks, lunches, welcome reception and farewell reception.
The conference social evening will be a memorable evening out, in 'Belgian Style' - with details to be announced.
Important note: We will never call you about booking hotel rooms for this conference (just use the link on the 'Accomodation' page). If someone calls you offering a discount on hotel rooms, they are trying to scam you. Just put the phone down on them!
Main Themes
- Alternatives to OPC/CEM 1
- Low-carbon low energy cements
- EU ETS developments
- Global carbon trading schemes
- 'Eco' cements
- Non-calcined cementitious binders
- Geopolymers
- Bio-analogues
- CCS/CCU
- Alternative raw materials
- Mineralisers and fluxes
- Non-calcareous mineral systems
- Alternative cements
- Fly-ash and slag-based cements
- Fuel options
- Carbon offests
- Low CO2 options for concrete
Benefits of participation
- Technical and market trend papers
- Keep up-to-date with the state-of-the-art in alternative cement developments
- Fantastic networking opportunities
- Add value to your existing product mix
- Meet new customers
Who should attend?
- Cement and concrete producers
- Technologists and researchers
- Financiers and entrepreneurs
- Equipment producers and service providers
- Consultants and academics
- Traders and brokers
- ... all others with an interest in helping to reduce the environmental impact of cement and concrete production
Delegate comments on 1st Global Future Cement Conference 2011
- [This event was] a look into the future
- Well-ogranised and compact. Good length
- Very useful for me personally - thank you
- Great!
- Future Cements is a good place to make contacts and to find the status of the industry
- I will attend again
- Good moderation and well run. Good [level of] technical details
1st Future Cement Conference and Exhibition 2011
8 February 2011
London UK
Read 1st Global Future Cement Conference review
Including field trip to Cemex Tilbury on 9 February 2011
