- Written by David Perilii, Global Cement Magazine
Global attention will soon focus on industrial decarbonisation during the 2021 United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP26), which will take place in November 2021 in Glasgow, Scotland, UK. Some cement producers have moved ahead of the curve, with a number of longstanding CO2 capture and storage projects and a burst of new ones announced in September 2021. Here, Global Cement rounds up those projects currently in progress.
- Written by Peter Edwards, Global Cement Magazine
Global Cement speaks with Tuan Hoang Minh of Song Lam Cement, a major Vietnamese cement producer and part of The Vissai Cement Group...
- Written by Ryan Gilliam, Fortera & Keith Krugh, Lehigh Hanson
Fortera’s Dr Ryan Gilliam and Lehigh Hanson’s Keith Krugh outline the benefits of the Fortera process, which could dramatically reduce the CO2 emissions associated with global cement production.
- Written by Ido Sella, ECOncrete
ECOncrete’s CEO Ido Sella presents his company’s sustainable approach to marine construction projects that use concrete.
- Written by Manon Burbidge, Rosy Wang and Ian Riley, World Cement Association
The Pegasus (Plant Evaluation, Gap Analysis and Support Service) Project is a multi-company benchmarking and knowledge sharing project. It is designed to help World Cement Association (WCA) member cement plants identify the gap between their plants and industry best-practice. This will help cement producers to prioritise performance improvement projects, evaluate investment options, gain different perspectives and, ultimately, achieve greater overall sustainability. The Pegasus Project 2020 and the first round of data collection was launched in September 2020. It gathered data from 10 WCA members, with a total of 90 integrated lines and 31 grinding stations that jointly represent 107.6Mt/yr of cement production capacity.
