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3rd Future Cement Conference and Exhibition 2022

16 - 17 November 2022

Brussels, Belgium

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Wednesday 16 November 2022

9.00 onwards Covid-testing, conference registration

10.00 Coffee and networking

11.00 Conference Introduction - Robert McCaffrey, conference convenor

Session 1: Global overview of CO2 trends: Legislation, trading, markets

11.05 Paper 1: 'Future cement-industry business models,' Robert McCaffrey, Global Cement Magazine
11.40 Q&A

11.50 Paper 2: 'FIVES’ CO2 abatement solutions for the cement industry,' Loïc Pottier, Fives Group
12.30 Q&A

12.40 Meet the delegates session: Delegates have an opportunity to introduce themselves to the audience

13.00 Lunch and networking

Session 2: Approaches to CO2 reduction

14.00 Paper 3: 'Çimsa's sustainability approach,' Nesli̇han Ergüven, Çi̇msa Çi̇mento
14.20 Q&A

14.30 Paper 4: 'Cost and carbon reduction in cement supply chains,’ Dirk Schlemper, INFORM GmbH
14.50 Q&A

15.00 Paper 5: 'Latest developments in the building and material sector in Europe,’ Koen Coppenholle, CEMBUREAU
15.40 Q&A

15.50 Coffee and networking

Session 3: Novel cements and SCMs for CO2 mitigation

16.30 Paper 6: 'A progress update on Leilac: capturing unavoidable CO2,' Daniel Rennie, Calix
16.50 Q&A

17.00 Paper 7: 'Fortera’s low CO2 cement technology,’ Jean-Philippe Vacher, Fortera Europe
17.20 Q&A

6.00pm onwards: Conference dinner at Pullman Brussels Centre Midi Hotel

 

Thursday 17 November 2022

8.30 Conference registration and Covid-testing

Session 3: Novel cements and SCMs for CO2 mitigation - continued

09.00 Paper 8: 'FUTURECEM®: leading limestone calcined clay cement to a market practice,’ Stefano Zampaletta, Cementir Holding
09.20 Q&A

09.30 Paper 9: ‘Silicomanganese slag – SiGS – as a pozzolanic additive in cement, or as a cement substitute in concrete,’ Leif Hunsbedt, Eramet Norway
09.50 Q&A

9.50 Speed-dating session: Delegates have 30 minutes in which to make six new contacts - make sure to bring your business cards!

10.20 Coffee and networking

Session 4: CCUS - Challenges and opportunities

11.00 Paper 10: 'CCU and the regulatory challenges in EU,’ Yosra Briki, Ciment Vicat
11.20 Q&A

11.30 Paper 11: 'Carbon capture and storage – an interrelated chain of activities: Key elements and key considerations,’ Martin Rödén, Captimise
11.50 Q&A, Discussion

12.00 Lunch and networking

Session 5: Waste heat solutions

13.00 Paper 12: 'Fit for the future: Upcycle your waste heat and save money with modular ORC systems starting today,’ Markus Lintl, Orcan Energy
13.20 Q&A

13.30 Paper 13: 'Technical and financial solution of waste heat recovery for CO2 reduction,’ Siavash Barkhordar, enertime
13.50 Q&A

14.00 Paper 14: 'Most efficient kiln cooling? The answer is water,' Dirk Schmidt, Kima-Prcoess Control
14.20 Q&A

14.30 Coffee, networking and Conference Prizes

15.30 Conference and Exhibition ends


2nd Future Cement Conference and Exhibition 2019

22 - 23 May 2019, Brussels, Belgium


Conference programme 2019

Tuesday 21 May  
6pm-8pm Welcome party - Exhibition area
 
Wednesday 22 May  
8.00 Conference registration and networking
9.00 Conference Introduction
  Session 1: Global overview of CO2 trends: Legislation, trading, markets
9.15 Paper 1: 'Technology roadmap: Low-carbon transition in the cement industry,’ Peter Levi, International Energy Agency
9.45 Paper 2: ‘The role of the cement and concrete industry towards sustainability,’ Claude Loréa, Global Cement and Concrete Association
10.15 Meet the delegates session: Delegates have an opportunity to introduce themselves to the audience
11.45 Coffee and networking
11.30 Paper 3: ‘HeidelbergCement’s strategy and implementation examples to stay in line with Paris-agreements,’ Jan Theulen, Director Alternative Resources, HeidelbergCement
12.00 Paper 4: ‘Envisioning a carbon-negative roadmap for Dalmia Cement,’ Ashwani Pahuja, CSO, Dalmia Cement
  Session 2: Carbon pricing
12.30 Paper 5: 'EU Climate strategies and targets,' Ms Mette Koefoed Quinn, Head of ETS Implementation and IT Unit of the Director General for Climate Action (DG CLIMA), European Commission
13.00 Lunch and networking
14.00 Paper 6: ‘Carbon emission cost implications for the cement industry in a decarbonising Europe,’ Trevor Sikorski, Energy Aspects
14.30 Paper 7: ‘Greening construction: The role of carbon pricing,’ Aditi Maheshwari, IFC Climate Business Department’
15.00 Paper 8: ‘Renewable carbon testing for the cement industry,’ Haley Gershon, Beta Analytic
15.30 Coffee and networking
  Session 3: Novel cements for CO2 mitigation
16.30 Paper 9: ‘New clinker and cement production schemes,’ Albrecht Wolter, Technical University of Clausthal
17.00 Paper 10: ‘Ecoefficient cement: realistic options for reducing the environmental impact of cementitious materials,’ Karen Scrivener, EPFL, Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne
6.00pm  Buses leave for the conference dinner at the Maison Grand'Place (pre-booked only).
   
Thursday 23 May  
8.30 Conference registration and networking
09.00 2nd day opening keynote, Paper 11: ‘European cement industry: current status and future trends,’ Koen Coppenholle - Cembureau
  Session 3: Novel cements for CO2 mitigation - continued
09.30 Paper 12: ‘Futurecem - A low-CO2 cement, tested at full-scale in the Danish Green Concrete II Project,’ Stefano Zampaletta, Cementir Holding S.p.A.
10.00 Paper 13: ‘LC3: a breakthrough for the cement industry - Financial analysis and CO2 impact,’ Anne Dekeukelaere, Cementis
10.30 Coffee and networking
11.00 Paper 14: ‘Low CO2 cements by partial replacement with calcined clays or glasses - insights from solid-state NMR,’ Jørgen Skibsted, Aarhus University Interdisciplinary Nanoscience Center (iNANO)
11.30 Paper 15: 'Reduction of CO2 through optimisation of cement packaging,’ Guido Neu, Haver & Boecker
11.45 Speed-dating session: Delegates have 15 minutes in which to make five new contacts - make sure to bring your business cards!
  Session 4: CCS/CCU
12.00 Paper 16: 'The cement industry’s approach towards carbon capture,’ Martin Schneider, European Cement Research Academy
12.30 Paper 17: ‘The LEILAC project: Demonstrating a novel carbon capture process,’ Daniel Rennie, Calix Ltd
13.00 Lunch and networking
14.00 Paper 18: ‘NICE: The New International Carbon Economy,’ Philippe Fonta, SCRUM-Consult
  Session 5: Concrete options for low-CO2 sustainable construction
14.30 Paper 19: 'Concrene™ - the graphene reinforced concrete,' Dimitar Dimov, Concrene
15.00 Coffee and networking
15.30 Paper 20: ‘Cement plant CO2 capture for downstream utilisation in ready mixed concrete production,’ Sean Monkman, CarbonCure Technologies
16.00 Paper 21: Final Keynote: ‘Grey2green - heading for the sustainable cement plant,’ Luc Rudowski, thyssenkrupp Industrial Solutions AG
16.30 Farewell Party and Conference Prizes
17.30 Conference and Exhibition ends
   
Friday 24 May  Field trip to HeidelbergCement/CBR Lixhe plant to view LEILAC CO2-capture project
8am Depart hotel
9.30 Arrive. Tea/coffee/biscuits
9.45 Presentation/introduction
  Plant tour
11.45 Farewells, departure - Bus will call at Brussels airport before returning to the hotel
13.45 Arrival at hotel (approximate time).



 

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1st Future Cement Conference and Exhibition 2011

Conference programme 2011

Monday 21 March  
7pm onwards Informal get-together at local venue -

Get-together on Monday 7 February, from 7pm onwards (until 9.30pm)
The Anchor Riverside, 34 Park Street, Bankside, Southwark, London SE1 9EF

This is a traditional pub by the River Thames and a short walk from London Bridge tube and train station. Cannon Street and Mansion House tube stations are also just 300 yards away but these are located on the other side of the river. The Southwark Bankside is a charming pedestrial area and full of history of London. We will meet in the Balcony Bar of the Anchor, for drinks and some fish&chips. See you there!

 
Tuesday 8 February 2011  
8.00 Conference registration and networking
9.00 'Low carbon cements: the challenges and opportunities,’ Dr Pal Chana, Executive Director, Mineral Products Association
9.30 'An overview of the alternative mineral binder systems and novel concrete technologies addressing practical supply chain issues,' John Harrison, TecEco Pty. Ltd.
10.00 'The future for 'green' cements,' Adam Page, PIRA International
10.30 Meet the delegates - Conference delegates have the chance to introduce themselves to the other attendees
11.00 Coffee and networking
12.00 'Future trends for PFA in cementitious systems,’ Lindon K A Sear, UK Quality Ash Association
12.30 ‘Making high performance low-carbon cement replacements from calcareous fly ash,’ Gary Hunt, Cenin Ltd
1.00 Lunch and networking
2.00 ‘Novacem – a carbon negative cement for the construction industry,’ Dr Nikolaos Vlasopoulos - Chief Scientist, Novacem Limited
2.30 'Phosphogypsum as an alternative raw material for Portland cement production,' M. M. R. A. Lima, L. F. C. Braz, R. C. C. Monteir, J. P. Veiga, V. Vermelhudo, Â. Nunes; Universidade Nova de Lisboa
3.00 ‘Influence of firing temperature and cooling process on the mineralogy of belite-cement clinker with EAF steel slag addition,’ R. I. Iacobescu 1, D. Koumpouri 2, R. Saban 1, G. N. Angelopoulos 2 (1: Politechnica University of Bucharest, Romania; 2: University of Patras, Greece)
3.30 Coffee and networking
4.00 'Calix Flash Calcining Technology for alternative cementitious binders,' Julian Dinsdale, Managing Director, Calix Limited
4.30 'An update on recent TecEco advances including Eco-Cement blocks and pervious pavements and high supplementary cementitious material Tec-Cement formulations,' John Harrison, TecEco Pty. Ltd.
5.00 'Bio-based cement for ground improvement applications and self-healing concrete,' Leon van Paassen, Timo Heimovaara and Henk Jonkers ; Delft University of Technology
5.30 Closing discussion and concluding remarks
6.00 onwards

Social evening for all delegates at The Samuel Pepys, a riverside restaurant just a 5 minute stroll away from the conference venue.

Social evening on 8 February (from 6.00pm onwards)
The Samuel Pepys Restaurant & Bar, Stew Lane, off Upper Thames Street, London EC4V 3PT

All the participants are welcome to attend the social evening at this riverside restaurant offering lovely views and hot stone-baked pizzas. The venue is just a 5 minute walk from the conference venue (33 Queen Street).

   
Wednesday 9 February 2011  Field trip to the Cemex Tilbury cement plant

With the kind permission of Cemex, the field trip is to the ultra-modern Tilbury cement plant, specifically set up to create blended cements, and capable of reducing the clinker factor to very low levels. Departure will be from the conference venue at 9am, returning by 5pm. The visit includes lunch at a traditional country pub, The Danson Stables, in Bexley Heath.

 

 

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