World’s biggest cement producers bet on green alternative
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World’s biggest cement producers bet on green alternative

Two of the world’s biggest cement producers, Holcim and CRH, are investing in a start-up attempting to decarbonise the cement production process. Cement and concrete are responsible for about eight percent of emissions, more than any other industrial sector. Holcim and CRH announced a $75 mil...

Two of the world’s biggest cement producers, Holcim and CRH, are investing in a start-up attempting to decarbonise the cement production process. Cement and concrete are responsible for about eight percent of emissions, more than any other industrial sector. Holcim and CRH announced a $75 million investment into Sublime Systems. Sublime has developed an electrochemical method of cement production that avoids the process of heating up limestone with kilns powered by fossil fuels. Reducing cement emissions has long been a technological and economic challenge.Contact: HolcimWebsite: www.holcim.com

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