Using waste derived fuels in major energy consuming industries is essential to bring down the CO2 emissions, and advancing toward circularity means including fossil fuel replacements into any industrial process going forward. Dutch based N+P Group, a pioneer in the...
Heidelberg Materials’ newly launched GeZero carbon capture project will fully decarbonise cement production at the company’s Geseke plant in North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany The first-of-its-kind project will showcase an entire CCS value chain solution for an inland location and aims to...
Holcim Carbon Capture Utilization and Storage (CCUS) projects in Belgium, France and Croatia selected Grants follow EU funding for Holcim CCUS projects in Germany and Poland Highly scalable projects based on mature technologies and advanced partnerships Grants by EU Innovation...
Heidelberg Materials pioneers new process technologies in France to drive circularity and decarbonisation As a first in France, the project CIRCO₂BETON® selectively separates demolished concrete into sand, aggregates, and recycled concrete paste (RCP) RCP, carbonated with CO₂ from clinker production,...
Reviewing the majority of steps towards a CO2 reduction in cement production, a strong focus is on increasing alternative, possibly secondary raw materials or fuels. This is also a direct consequence of the target to reduce the clinker input factor...
LEC, Holcim Group, chooses the Italian firm for the installation of a 10 MWe waste heat recovery system in its cement plant at Fujairah. Turboden S.p.A., a Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Group Company, together with ENGIE Solutions GCC, was selected by...
