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23.02.2023 17:50CEMEX enters groundbreaking carbon utilization agreement
CEMEX announced that it has signed an agreement with green fuels producer ETFuels, to transform CO2 from CEMEX’s Alicante cement plant in Spain into green fuels. This carbon utilization project, groundbreaking in its scope and potential contribution to European energy security, demonstrates significant progress in testing and scaling technologies that are designed to contribute to accelerating decarbonization efforts in the cement production process.
Region: Mexico
20.01.2023 17:55EU to fund Holcim decarbonization projects
The European Union (EU) Innovation Fund announces funding of EUR 328 million in two Holcim decarbonization projects at the Financing Innovative Clean Tech Conference in Brussels. The grants will accelerate the development of Holcim’s breakthrough carbon capture utilization and storage (CCUS) projects in Germany and Poland.
Yesterday, the EU Innovation Fund Grant Agreement for Heidelberg Materials’ pioneering CCUS project ANRAV was officially signed in Brussels. ANRAV aims to be the first full-chain CCUS project in Eastern Europe, eventually covering all steps from CO2 capture, transport and geological CO₂ storage to CO₂ reuse.
11.01.2023 10:41Heidelberg Materials to build one-of-a-kind hybrid carbon capture unit at its Belgian Antoing cement plant
Heidelberg Materials intends to equip the Antoing plant of its Belgian subsidiary CBR with an innovative hybrid carbon capture unit.
Region: Belgium
08.12.2022 11:41CEMEX 2050 net-zero roadmap validated by SBTi
CEMEX announced that it has validated its 2050 net-zero CO2 target through the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi), becoming one of the first companies in the industry to do so. The validation accounts for CEMEX’s short-term 2030 targets, previously validated by the SBTi for alignment with their 1.5ºC scenario, and long-term targets along its entire value chain.
Region: Mexico
29.11.2022 14:23Ecocem announces ACT: next gen low carbon cement technology
ECOCEM ANNOUNCES BREAKTHROUGH IN CEMENT TECHNOLOGY TO REDUCE INDUSTRY CARBON EMISSIONS BY UP TO 70% Potential to decarbonise cement manufacture in line with Paris Agreement.
Region: Global