Cement's future could be a combination of Carbon Capture and Electrification - Industry Decarbonization Newsletter
Cement is an industry where capturing carbon emissions may be necessary. A combination with process heat electrification could be better than CCS alone.
Cement's future could be a combination of Carbon Capture and Electrification Cement is an industry where capturing carbon emissions may be necessary. A combination with process heat electrification could be better than CCS alone. Jun 15 2023 Cement produces a lot of carbon dioxide, and the industry has been slow to adopt changes. (Image: Hanno Böck ) Cement is often named the prime example when discussing industries that are difficult to decarbonize. Cement production produces large amounts of carbon dioxide, and most of these emissions come from chemical reactions that cannot be avoided. Ceme
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