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CarbonZero 2024

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“I’ve been to many of them but this edition was unique: format, interaction, networking”

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“I firmly believe that a conference of such magnitude and relevance could greatly benefit countries as ours“

“A very unusual format for that very focused and relevant conference. Nice quality papers and excellent networking”

With a sold-out edition in 2023 and a hugely successful attendance in 2022 and 2023, CarbonZero Global Conference and Exhibition : Alternative Fuels and Raw Materials continues to make a stand for the transition to NetZero as a innovative and unique concept. The event brings together C+ executives and decision makers from cement manufacturing companies, environmental specialists, equipment and technology producers as well as Innovation, Research and Development, Academia, Authorities and Think tanks to give a 360 degree approach to what it means to transition to NetZero. CarbonZero is redefining the conference approach by prioritizing international decision makers and innovators to meet and exchange ideas that shift the world to change.

On October 10-11, 2024 companies and strategies that aim for green alternatives in Cement and Construction, from alternative fuels to using alternative raw materials or clinker alternatives, will be giving a new life to old resources. Today’s waste turns into tomorrow’s raw material.

USA, Martinique, Colombia, Brazil, South Africa, Indonesia, Pakistan, Hong Kong, India,  Saudi Arabia, UAE, Nigeria, Egypt, Greece, Romania, Poland, Austria, The Netherlands, France, Germany, Belgium, Italy, Switzerland, Spain, Portugal, Sweden, Ireland, UK,  are the countries represented C+ executives to this plenary event.

Platinum Sponsor Eco Material Technologies

 

 

Ask for your specific rate at contact@industrylinj.eu as we have separate rates that are dedicated to producers and suppliers. Suppliers speaking slots are limited to 8, so make sure you secure your spot by getting a sponsorship package – details are available at carbonzero@industrylink.eu.

Why participate?

Cement producers, Infrastructure and Construction, Mining : Learn about new materials, initiatives and case studies from leading companies in showcasing how to take advantage of a sustainable circular economy. Meet top experts, discuss the latest developments and challenges in product manufacturing and technology applications, see specific case studies from international key markets.

Cement and construction suppliers: Meet decision makers, learn from case studies around the world. See the Sponsorship brochure and discuss with an Industry Link team member to help you decide on having a spot as a sponsor or exhibitor.

We welcome presentation suggestions and topics as well as reputed professionals who should be leading the panel discussions on site.

Register as a delegate at contact@industrylink.eu or carbonzero@industrylink.eu or by purchasing the ticket here via credit card – our team is ready to assist you. 

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A new and innovative approach

The primary goal of the CarbonZero Conference and Exhibition is sharing best results among companies, networking and creating new business opportunities. We will have an amazing time with a sperate business lounge and working space, where attendees can have on demand business meetings and one-on-one discussions. We are adding networking breaks, social time and dynamic interactions with the industry stakeholders.

 

Madrid, Spain, Cibeles Plaza

Madrid, Spain, Cibeles Plaza

Industries

  • Alternative Fuels, MSW, RDF, Hydrogen
  • Cement
  • Construction
  • Iron and Steel
  • CCUS
  • Equipment, Solutions and Technology
  • Logistics and Transportation for Cement
  • Mining
  • Academic Research
  • Think tanks, policy makers, government and associations

About past editions:

Participating companies:

Agora Energiewende, ABREN, Bedeschi, Câmara Municipal de Lisboa, Cimsa, Cementos Argos, Cementos Progreso,, Cimpor, CIRCLUA, Cemex, Geocycle, Dalmia Cement India, ECERA, Firefly, Heidelberg Materials, Holcim, KHD, ThyssenKrupp,  Kreisel, TerraSource Global, Jeffrey Rader, MedCem Global,  ENSE – National Entity for the Energy Sector, Ministry for Environment and Climate Action, Instituto Tecnico Superior, Schenck Process, Romcim, Secil, SpectraFlow Analytics, Titan Cement, Untha Shredding Technology, Vicat, Votorantim, ZERO, ZKG.

Countries represented: France, Italy, Germany, Switzerland, United States of America, Brazil, Mexico, Colombia, Turkey, United Arab Emirates, India, South Africa, Nigeria, Romania, Austria, Greece, Poland, Malta, Sweden, Spain, Belgium, Netherlands, Albania.

Welcome Address by Beatrice Ene, Managing Director & Head of Events, Industry Link
KeynoteSpeech by Dr. Peter P. Breithaupt, Scientific Officer, European Commission: EU Innovation Centre for Industrial Transformation and Emissions – INCITE INCITE is created to scan systematically the horizon of innovative industrial environmental processes which if they are deemed ready for use at an industrial scale, provide significant environmental benefits and are cost effective.INCITE will assess the degree of maturity and environmental performance of innovative techniques and seeks to establish itself in a central position in the ecosystem that includes industry, technology providers, Members States, financial institutions, private investors, general public and Academia.INCITE's goal is to accelerate the development and uptake of innovations to make industry more competitive and greener at the same time.
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The Spanish cement sector drew up its first decarbonisation roadmap in 2015. Three updates have been made since then, the latest one being just these days. Each update has increased the level of ambition and at the moment the objective for the 2050 horizon is to have a product with a negative CO2 footprint: CO2 capture, the use of biomass as fuel and recarbonation management, as well as the intensive use of the rest of the levers included in the 5 Cs strategy will allow us to achieve this result, provided that all the actors in the construction world are committed to this objective (from administrations to end users). We will not be able to do it alone, but together we can make a better world.
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A critical element for addressing climate ambitions is embodied carbon policies. From the design community to investors to state and federal efforts, there is a growing demand for low-carbon cement and concrete on projects. Now, with the US SEC Climate Disclosure Requirements and adoption of mandatory rules such as Buy Clean policies that establish emissions limits on concrete, both public and private owners reaffirm commitments to net-zero carbon goals. Fortunately, the concrete industry took a leadership role in establishing new reporting tools for material transparency to ensure a balanced approach to environmental impact, cost and long-term durability. Meanwhile, the industry is still developing standards to transform concrete manufacturing. Done right, clean materials policies can catalyze market transformation for deeply decarbonized concrete (and, by extension, cement). Conversely, deficient policies can hinder competition, impede innovation and stall efforts of the carbon-intensive heavy industry.
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This presentation explores the different pathways available to reduce CO2 emissions involved in cement and clinker production. CO2 emissions in clinker and cement production can be divided into two primary sources: emissions from raw materials decarbonization, and emissions from combustion. Several strategies exist to mitigate both types, which will be discussed in detail. Furthermore, to facilitate comparison, a hypothetical ‘standard kiln’ with 4000 tpd capacity, 800 kcal/kg thermal consumption, and a 40-60% energy split between the kiln and calciner respectively, while operating for 8000 hours per year, will be used. Among the key methods discussed will be: how to increase plant efficiency and reduce emissions while also improving clinker quality, how to incorporate alternative fuel usage with low investment, the replacement of clinker with supplementary cementitious materials, possibilities for hydrogen usage, as well as the oxyfuel combustion process.
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Pulse Jet Dust Collectors reside at the intersection of regulation and production capacity. Ironically, the very technology prescribed in the name of clean air is a major consumer of one of the most carbon intensive forms of energy, compressed air. Mr. Thierry Delvaux, Managing Director at MAC Valves will be presenting the strengths and weaknesses of incumbent Pulse Jet Cleaning System Technology and demonstrate how a paradigm shift, currently underway, permits the Cement Industry to reduce its carbon footprint to the benefit of all stakeholders. Since the 1950’s, Pulse Jet cleaning systems have been comprised of membrane valves, operating on the pneumatic principle of Remote Bleed. While membrane valves represent a low initial investment they tend towards high operating costs in the form of consumables, maintenance labor and most significantly compressed air. Furthermore, membrane valves are leak prone and suffer from the tendency to fail open. In 2007, a large scale pilot project was initiated to evaluate the adaptation of high flow Bonded Spool directional control valves to Pulse Jet cleaning systems. This project demonstrated multiple benefits over membrane valves and by 2014 had resulted in the development of the first Bonded Spool Pulse Valve by MAC Valves. This patented technology, optimized for use on Dust Collectors, exhibits performance characteristics beneficial to the application and resulting in a reduced demand for pulses and a resultant reduction in compressed air consumption, often exceeding 30%. In support of the above assertions, this presentation will cover case studies that describe the methodology used to quantify benefits. It will likewise inform attendees of the MAC Valves support network having a global reach, which is prepared to assess needs and assist them in implementing this technology in their respective facilities for more sustainable Cement production.
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As a global leader in weighing and feeding technologies, Qlar (formerly Schenck Process) is committed to driving sustainable practices in the cement industry. With over 140 years of experience and a dedicated global workforce of 1,100 employees, we provide innovative solutions to reduce carbon emissions in cement production. Our focus on alternative fuels and clinker reduction is transforming the industry. By using alternative fuels such as biomass, tires and municipal solid waste, we are significantly reducing reliance on fossil fuels and promoting a circular economy. Our advanced technologies also enable significant clinker reduction without compromising cement quality, effectively minimizing environmental impact. In addition, Qlar's expertise in handling low coal dust levels ensures seamless operation when high substitution rates of alternative fuels are used. Our proven technology ensures reliable coal availability when needed, efficiently managing low feed rates and high feed ranges. In the complex landscape of modern cement production, our yard management solutions streamline processes by automating logistics and improving operational efficiency. Join us in our mission to decarbonize the cement industry with Qlar's green cement technologies. Together we can build a sustainable future.
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Presentation By Raul Moreno, Director Latin America, Spain & Portugal, Firefly AB
In a dynamic and highly competitive world, fostering the alternative fuels utilization has become imperative. Not only because of its economic viability, but also due to its sustainability impact. Cement industry can’t sustain with the so-called fossil fuel consumption. Switching from fossil fuel to alternative fuels is the key lever to keep the industry alive. However, several challenges are slowing-down this transformation, including, local framework, availability and seasonality of waste, financial support, and technical obstacles. In Egypt, we passed through this journey, and it took us 2 decades to change the mindset of policy’ makers and cement producers to believe that alternative fuel is the survival kiss to cement industry. The main drive to fuel switching was lack of fossil fuels availability and high prices, now, regardless of its feasibility, it is decarbonization effect became the key driver.
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BUA Cement Plc is the second largest cement company listed company on the Nigerian Stock Exchange and unarguably in the sub-Saharan Africa region market. The company has a well grown market share locally above 30 percent thanks to its marketing prowess driven by an aggressive expansion strategy over the past decade culminating in a total combined installed capacity of 17 million mtpa. BUA operates two standalone integrated cement plants, namely the Obu plant in Southern Nigeria which comprise three (3) production lines (I, II, & III) with installed captive power of 91MW connected to a natural gas (NG) pipeline and Sokoto plant in Northwestern Nigeria encompassing four (4) integrated production lines (II, III, IV, & V) with installed captive power of 120MW reliant on liquified natural gas being trucked hundred kilometres to the site. Previously, the cement factories relied primarily on liquid fuels such as heavy fuel oil (HFO) and diesel for electricity generation, and a solid/liquid mix of coal and HFO for kiln firing. However, as HFO is significantly more expensive than NG whilst combustion of these fossil fuels in cement production represents a significant source of greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, eliminating HFO in kiln firing has never been more important. Recognizing the critical global imperative to address climate change, BUA Cement is working on implementing a GHG Emissions Plan, involving mitigation strategies for reaching the net-zero targets via short, medium, and long-term phases by switching to lower emissions-intensity fuels particularly alternative fuels (AFs) as a substitute for coal in the kilns. Therefore, the utilization of AFs is expected to provide not only cost benefits to the company but also mitigate CO2 without any environmental issues and holistically dispose of municipal waste. It is worth noting that the use of AFs (rice husk/ groundnut shells) had been used in the past but discontinued due to a number of technical issues. At present, the company is averse to falling behind in decarbonizing and intends to reactivate the AFs project with the Sokoto plant. By this drive of continually exploring alternative and ambitious strategies to reaching net-zero emissions including the use of cementitious raw materials, optimizing clinker-to-cement ratio, and enhancing energy efficiency, among others, BUA Cement is poised to achieve both economic and environmental benefits sooner than later.
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This presentation addresses the potential of waste co-processing in cement kilns as a solution to waste management challenges in Latin America. It highlights the region's increasing waste generation, and the environmental risks posed by uncontrolled waste disposal, including methane emissions. Co-processing waste in cement kilns offers both waste reduction and an alternative energy source, contributing to climate goals by reducing methane and CO₂ emissions. However, the adoption of co-processing in Latin America remains low due to distrust in technology, weak legislation, and limited engagement by the cement industry. The presentation suggests learning from Europe’s success, where strong regulations and transparent practices have led to high adoption rates. The recommendations for Latin America include establishing clear legislation, providing financial incentives, and fostering trust through transparent communication between industries and communities.
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Concrete, made from cement, is the second most consumed substance by humans after water. It carries a significant carbon footprint, primarily due to its main component: cement. While the cement industry is one of the largest CO2 emitters in terms of total volume, is it truly the least environmentally friendly construction material? Or is it, in fact, one of the construction components with the lowest specific CO2 emissions? Furthermore, are there still opportunities for further decarbonization to make it more environmentally friendly? At CIMPOR Global, we believe in the potential of cement as an industrial entrepreneur, and we have been actively investing in its future. One of our key initiatives is deOHclay, our concept for manufacturing calcined clay. We are transforming traditional cement plant models by integrating calcined clay into cement industry, pioneering the manufacturing and application of this new artificial cementitious material. This approach is expected to have the most significant short-term impact on decarbonization, with more advanced steps to follow as we aim to achieve net zero emissions by 2050.
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Numerous solutions exist to address GHG emissions in the cement industry, with varying degrees of risk, emissions reduction potential, and cost implications. However, there is unlikely to be a silver-bullet solution given the nature of this massive industry which is inherently local and contains many use cases. For these reasons, the pathway towards decarbonization will substantially depend on regulatory requirements and/or incentives. For an industry with such high emissions, political attention on its environmental impact has been lackluster and it’s time to reverse that. Low-carbon cement and concrete technologies are out there – they’re innovative, available, and ready to be scaled up.
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A Panel Discussion featuring industry experts discussing carbon reduction strategies, technology solutions, and machinery innovations in the cement sector. Moderator: [To Be Announced] Panelists: ● Alfredo Carrato, Venture Capital Advisor, CEMEX Ventures ● Fabio Bernareggi, Business Unit Manager– WHR, CTP Team ● Eugen Becker,BDM,Eggersmann Recycling Technology ● Christopher Zeynel, CEO, ZAG Group ZAG International & ZAG Americas
Closing Remarks and Summary by Beatrice Ene, Managing Director& Head of Events, Industry Link
The North American concrete industry today faces the critical challenge of lowering its carbon footprint. Globally, the sector is responsible for 8% of anthropogenic carbon emissions—almost wholly the result of the manufacture of the portland cement that is commonly used to bind together the constituent materials in concrete. Manufacturers of Supplementary Cementitious Materials (“SCMs”), which can displace a large portion of the portland cement typically used in concrete while emitting significantly lower carbon emissions, thus have a tremendous market opportunity. While fresh ash production from coal plants is in decline, vast supplies of non-traditional SCMs, such as landfilled ash, bottom ash, and natural pozzolans, can and are being used to produce lower-carbon concrete. ASTM International is updating its standards to encourage the use of these SCMs in concrete, while carbon-offset markets, such as the new U.S. Low-Carbon Cement Protocol, provide the means for expanded investment in these products and associated technologies.
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The European Union (EU) recognized that the cement sector is indispensable to Europe’s economy in the EU Green Deal published in 2019 since is a supplier to several strategic value chains. Then, the cement sector looks at how carbon dioxide emissions can be reduced by acting at each stage of the value chain through its 2050 Carbon Neutrality Roadmap to reach net-zero carbon emissions by 2050. It should be underlined that the reduction of the clinker to cement ratio is one of the several levers to reduce the carbon dioxide emissions as outlined in mentioned roadmap. The clinker factor decreased from 0.91 (1990) to 0.80 (2023) in the last years, but it should be reduced up to 0.60 by 2050. Accordingly, cements with larger amounts of cement constituents different to the clinker should be produced and used. Furthermore, new additions should be standardized to this end, such as coal bottom ash (CBA).
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As the world’s largest cement exporter, Turkey’s position in the global market along with cement and clinker capacity information is essential to be known within the global context of decarbonization efforts. With 56 integrated and 22 grinding plants, 19.000 professional employees, Turkish Cement is the first choice of the most of the countries thanks to its product quality, logistic advantage and unique customer experience.
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Moderator: Pedro Mora- PTECO2 President. Panelists: ● Sectorial side: Oficemen: Alan Svaiter- President ● Storage side: Repsol: David Ramos- Geological Low Carbon Solutions Director, Repsol (TBC) ● Transport side: Enagas- TBD ● Capture side: Diego Novoa- CCUS Technical Manager | VC Europe, Africa & Asia
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When it comes to heavy industry, like construction and cement, as well as other hard-to-abate industries, ambition to decarbonize can be a real driver to corporate transformation. While it is hard to change existing processes and structures, the transition towards lower emissions presents a formidable segway for any C-suite executive to make the organization more resilient and to gear it up for future growth. Starting with a brief description of the concept of net zero and delving into the particular realities of hard-to-abate industries, this presentation highlights some of the opportunities and challenges that companies face on their path to net zero. It provides real world examples and contextualizes the environment these companies operate in by looking at some of the policy and regulatory requirements they find themselves in.
With the growing urgency to address climate change, carbon dioxide removal (CDR) is becoming central to global net-zero efforts. This talk will focus on global market trends in CDR, with a particular emphasis on policy developments in the U.S. and EU, and how these are shaping the future of the cement and construction industries. We will highlight leading companies at the intersection of CDR and construction, showcasing innovations in carbon-negative materials and other solutions aimed at reducing the sector’s carbon footprint. By examining these trends and industry leaders, we’ll provide insight into how cement and construction can adapt to a rapidly evolving carbon-conscious marketplace."
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Low-carbon cements made from calcined clays are considered to help us to achieve our environmental goals, while providing quality concrete for our construction needs. This product has a huge potential to reduce the clinker to cement ratio and thereby reduce the specific t of CO2 emitted with each t of cement. Clay minerals are abundant worldwide, differently to the availability of fly ash, slag and other cementitious materials. Accordingly, calcined clay could be a viable option for countries in Africa, Latin America and South Asia, where the costly CCS (carbon capture and storage) technologies might not be feasible and will suffer a lack of funding. This presentation highlights which are the best technologies for clay calcination, what are the trends and how has the market developed so far. Finally, a market outlook for 2035 will be given.
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Redshaw Advisors will delve into the intricacies of the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) and its implications for MENA cement exporters. Explore the rationale behind CBAM's existence, its operational framework, and the anticipated financial repercussions for MENA exporters and EU producers. Gain insights into the evolving landscape of MENA responses to the EU CBAM. Discover how MENA exporters can leverage this challenge as an opportunity for innovation and sustainable growth.
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Intro : Global carbon emissions and carbon pricing tools EU ETS and its role helping industrial decarbonization as a key climate policy tool EU ETS 2024 Q1-Q3 price development review and price outlook : what does it mean for industries in EU? Brief touch on EU CBAM ( not mention much but smooth transfer to Marta as she will talk on this)
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Embracing alternative fuels and materials in cement production transcends mere sustainability; it represents a strategic opportunity specifically for companies operating in emerging markets. At IFC, we support our clients throughout the different stages of their decarbonization journey, nurturing long-term partnerships that accelerate the transformation of the cement industry in emerging markets.
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Moderator: [To Be Announced] Panelists: ● Isabel Garro, CSO EMEA, Votorantim Cimentos EAA ● Femi Akinrebiyo, Global Manager, Manufacturing & Trade Supplier Finance, IFC ● Luyue Tan,LondonStock Exchange Group ● Christopher Zeynel, CEO, ZAG Group ZAG International & ZAG Americas
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Closing Remarks and Summary by Beatrice Ene, Managing Director & Head of Events, IndustryLink
Isabel Garro
Chief Sustainability Officer – EMEA of Votorantim Cimentos EAA
Berkan Fidan
CTO of Cimpor Global
Dr. Peter P. Breithaupt
Scientific Officer at the European Commission Joint Research Centre in Sevilla
Sebastian Manhart
Senior Policy Advisor of carbonfuture
Ahsan Anis
Chief Operating Officer (COO) of Power Cement Limited
Aniceto Zaragoza Ramirez
General Director at Oficemen
Femi Akinrebiyo
Global Manager, Manufacturing Investment & Trade Supplier Finance at International Finance Corporation
Carlos Roberto Escobar
Manager of Proverde - Waste Management and Alternative Resources Unit of Cementos Progreso
Murat Sela
 General Manager at OYAK Cement Company
Dr. Thomas Schroder
Head of Environmental Products at EDF Trading
Luyue Tan
Senior Carbon Analyst at London Stock Exchange Group
Marta Diez
Environmental Market Consultant IBERIAN & Italy at Redshaw Advisors
Joel Maia 
CEO at FCT Combustion
Tien Peng
Mr. Peng has developed strategic and technical solutions to manage risks, capture opportunities and future-proof businesses for the past three decades. As the former Senior Vice President of Sustainability, Codes and Standards for the National Ready Mixed Concrete Association, he led efforts to decarbonize the concrete industry by 21% in seven years by launching the...
Frank Mruk
Founder of the NY Center for Strategic Innovation and the Boston Center for Smart Building Technology and is a Senior Director of Building Innovations at NRMCA
Thierry Delvaux
Managing Director at MAC Valves Europe, Inc.
Eric Schimpf
Global Key Account Manager at Qlar
Joe Harder
Managing Director at OneStone Consulting Ltd.
Miguel Ángel Sanjuán
Head of the cement and mortars area at IECA - Spanish Institute of Cement and its Applications
Abdulhamit Akçay
Vice Chairman of Turkish Cement
Penelope Le Menestrel
Manager at Breakthrough Energy
Yusuf Haliru Binji
Managing Director/Chief Executive Officer, BUA Cement Plc, Nigeria
Maged Moustafa
CCO at Arabian Cement Company
Grant Quasha
Chairman and CEO, Eco Material Technologies
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