Asia & Pacific Rim

For the first time, a deal has been agreed at COP – the UN climate summit, which agrees to countries moving away from the use of fossil fuels.

Claudio Piccino, Simon Welzmiller and Raphael Yerly, Thermo Fisher Scientific, illustrate how analytical techniques in the cement industry enhance quality control and efficiency.

The GCCA has launched the third programme in its Innovandi brand, the Innovandi Entrepreneur Network.

John Terembula, FLSmidth, discusses ways to reduce the clinker factor using existing technologies and materials.

Global technology intelligence firm ABI Research explains that this has driven a surge in digitalisation investment.

Ten of the world’s largest concrete companies and cement plants in a collective acknowledgement for action.

Asian carbon emitting companies will see consistent negative margins in the next decade if they do not decarbonise, a new report from Imperial College Business School has concluded.

This establishes Fauji Cement Company’s position as the third largest cement producer in Pakistan.

Nikos Nikolakakos, CEMBUREAU, explains the concept of co-processing and how it will help to improve the cement industry’s sustainability.

Sven Demmig and Sunny Schoone, Innomotics, a Siemens company, elaborate on how solutions in automation, electrification and digitilisation can help to decarbonise the cement industry.

Cahya Mata Cement join forces with Sinoma Industry Engineering to study its plans to construct a new clinker line.

Dr Aidan O’Sullivan, Carbon Re, considers the challenge of digitalisation in the cement industry and highlights the lessons to be learned from the energy sector.

Mines, data centres, chemical plants, food processing facilities, and steel and cement manufacturing could all decarbonise with LDES deployment.

Dr S B Hegde provides a comprehensive overview of capture and storage options to reduce cement plants’ carbon footprint. (Part 2 of 2).

Dr S B Hegde provides a comprehensive overview of capture and storage options to reduce cement plants’ carbon footprint. (Part 1 of 2).