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The decarbonisation challenge for cement & CCUS – too little, too late

AI & industrial decarbonisation: updates from Carbon Re

Buffy Price, Interim CEO & Co-founder

The decarbonisation challenge for cement & CCUS – too little, too late

AI in the UK, energy security & decarbonising India’s cement industry

Product updates, grants awarded & more key highlights

Buffy Price, Interim CEO & Co-founder

CBAM goes live, decisive climate action, greenwashing in the steel industry

AI in industrial processing and eco cement in Europe

Global stocktake on climate change and loopholes in the EU’s ETS

AI and other tech for green cement & free allowances for steel are rolled-back

Decarbonising cement, steel and concrete

Carbon taxes around the world and carbon capture project updates and maturity

AI in materials simulation & carbon negative cement that meet building standards

Green steelmaking & the UK’s slow net-zero progress

Global carbon budget, net zero targets, India’s steel and cement emissions challenge

Technology and market to drive decarbonisation in hard-to-abate-industries

Alternative fuels and policies to drive decarbonisation

Trustworthy AI and being a leader in the race to net zero

Decarbonization technologies and customers demand green building materials

Decarbonizing tech for cement and AI training data

While we’re taking a long-term view about how AI can positively change our world we are rapidly building Carbon Re

Sherif Elsayed-Ali, Co-founder

Climate tech in the UK, solar fuel for cement, EU carbon hits 100 euros, progress in bio-cements

Why reducing carbon emissions by 2030 is the priority and technologies to decarbonize cement today

Three technologies to reduce climate change, decarbonization opportunities for the cement industry, carbon capture and storage in concrete

The cement industries’ efficiency opportunity, the business case for the circular economy, the global response to the EU’s carbon tax scheme

Why machine learning is superior to traditional data science, the EU’s carbon border tax, the cost and impact of low-carbon technologies

Why artificial intelligence is the leading technology in process optimization, the landscape of climate tech start-ups in the UK, a new approach to CCUS for small emitters

A review of COP27, decarbonizing heavy industry while maintaining global competitiveness and the environmental impact of upgrading machinery in the cement industry

Analysis on CCUS and industrial decarbonization and an introduction to AI

The need for better data on the embodied carbon emissions of construction materials, the state of steel decarbonization in Europe and award winning carbon neutral concrete

Digital twins, decarbonizing iron and steel and the latest research about new cementitious material

Routes to decarbonize heavy industry and the US federal government to purchase clean infrastructure materials

Analysis on the Paris Agreement and a two deep dives into decarbonizing heavy industry – one focused on the EU, the other centred on the US

The IRA Bill and green cement, increasing the value of recycled metals, using bio to make green steel and more

Decarbonizing cement and steel and using seafood waste to produce stronger cement

Tracking Industry’s path to Net Zero, Supply-side decarbonization strategies for cement and concrete and CCUS in cement

Green steel, green iron ore and the difference in climate change knowledge of in various European countries

Cement CO2 emissions, concrete recycling and cinder blocks made from algae

Carbon Taxes and the limitations of CCU concrete

Carbon pricing; Berkeley’s AI climate initiative and Funding net-zero industry with risk capital

CBAM, Graphene & Data Augmentation Policies