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How can AI help kiln combustion?

Perspectives

Jess Rigley, Machine Learning Engineer

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Welcome to Cement, we’ve been waiting for you

Noah Miller, Head of Engineering

How can AI help kiln combustion?

Jess Rigley, Machine Learning Engineer

The Chemistry of Clinker

7% of global emissions come from this one material, but what is it?

Theo Wolf, Machine Learning Engineer

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Digitalisation: The Pathway to Net Zero

Unlocking the power of data in the cement industry

Aidan O'Sullivan, CTO & Co-founder

Levers of change

Exploring regulatory and commercial factors driving decarbonization in the cement industry

Buffy Price, Interim CEO & Co-founder

Three technologies to reduce climate change

Why cement production between now and 2030 matters to all humanity, and what we can do about it.

David Boyd,

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The future of advanced process control in cement production

This article was originally published in International Cement Review September Issue 2023.

David Boyd, Chief Commercial Officer

Digitalisation in the Cement Industry: Getting it right by learning from the energy sector

Aidan O'Sullivan, Chief Technology Officer & Co-founder

Reinforcement Learning for Electricity Network Operation

Aidan O'Sullivan, Chief Technology Officer & Co-founder

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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

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Can AI save the planet?

How we can avoid potholes on the road to net zero?

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Carbon Re is an artificial intelligence and climate tech company developing the world’s first ai-powered platform for decarbonising energy-intensive industries; our technology has the potential to remove gigatonnes of CO2 from global carbon emissions each year.