The Irish government took a bold step towards a more sustainable future by mandating green procurement requirements for low carbon cement. This landmark decision marks a significant milestone in the journey towards developing a net-zero carbon society by 2050, as outlined in the national policy position.
Read more from our Director of Public Affairs and Sustainability, Susan McGarry, on what this means for the Irish construction industry, the role of low carbon cement technologies, and building a sustainable future.
The project was sustainably designed through LEED with 50% inclusion of Ecocem GGBS, and achieved LEED Gold certification.
Ecocem GGBS bespoke blended cement is a suitable technical solution for your geotechnical works when looking for soil properties improvement, brownfield remediation cases, and dredged sediment stabilisation and valorisation.
40% Ecocem GGBS was specified for use in all in-situ and precast elements saving over 4000 tonnes of C02 in this project.
Commissioned by Ecocem, this report provides an updated picture of the challenges and opportunities facing the cement industry as it urgently seeks to reduce its CO2 emissions.
The report also highlights the need for collaboration and innovation to achieve global decarbonization of the industry, both rapidly and at scale.
Ecocem, Europe’s leader in low-carbon cement technologies, as part of a consortium of Europe’s leading academic and industrial leaders, has today announced it has been awarded €4 million in research funding the European Innovation Council
TITAN and Ecocem will work together to co-develop and deploy a bespoke version of ACT, Ecocem’s scalable low-carbon cement technology.
The successful delivery of the Wembley Park demonstrator is not only a landmark moment for our ACT technology, it also marks the start of the next phase…
Initial test results demonstrate carbon savings of over 70 percent.
