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News Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Engineering wins Minister’s Award for decarbonisation

Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Engineering wins Minister’s Award for decarbonisation

Written by Global Cement Staff 01 March 2022
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Japan: Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Engineering has won the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry’s highest prize for contributions to industrial decarbonisation, the Minister’s Award, for its development and commercialisation of its CO2 capture system. The system is based on KS-21 solvent technology, developed in partnership with Kansai Electric Power, and the company’s Advanced KM CDR Process capture model. Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Engineering has successfully supported cement industry customers in implementing the system.

Last modified on 02 March 2022
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