Chris Davies, Director of CCS Europe joins CarbonZero: Alternative Fuels and Raw Materials for Cement and Construction Global Conference and Exhibition (Bucharest, Romania, October 15-16, 2025). Extensive deployment of carbon capture technologies is “indispensable”to the achievement of net-zero emissions, claims the European Commission. Climate modelling suggests that 280 million tonnes of CO2 must be captured...
The election of President Trump, coupled with unified Republican control of Congress, indicates a comprehensive overhaul of federal energy and environmental policy. Grant Quasha, Chairman and CEO of Eco Material Technologies, will address this shift in his keynote presentation, “Coal Ash and SCMs in the New Administration,” at the upcoming Cementitious Materials International Congress EMEA,...
The election of President Trump and unified Republican control of Congress signals a likely total reset of federal energy and environmental policy. Grant Quasha, Chairman and CEO at Eco Material Technologies, key note speaker will present Coal Ash and SCMs in the New Administration for the upcoming Cementitious Materials International Congress Americas (April 2-3, Atlanta,...
Conclusions from the most innovative conference on decarbonization by using alternative fuesl and alternative raw materials are clear: financing green solutions and the implication of all stakeholders is essential for lowering the emmissions footprint of cement and construction, one of the heaviest polluters sectors. CarbonZero: Alternative Fuels and Raw Materials Global Conference and Exhibition 2024,...
Pivotal moment for the concrete construction market 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 have a tremendous market opportunity. While fresh ash production from coal plants is in decline, vast supplies of non-traditional SCMs, such as...
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...