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Building s hard problem - making concrete green

Building s hard problem - making concrete green © Getty Images The Pantheon in Rome - almost 2,000 years old and built from concrete A time-travelling Victorian stumbling upon a modern building site could largely get right to work, says Chris Thompson, managing director of Citu, which specialises in building low-carbon homes. That s because many of the materials and tools would be familiar to him. The Victorian builder would certainly recognise concrete, which has been around for a long time. The world s largest unreinforced concrete dome remains the one at Rome s Pantheon, which is almost 2,000 years old. The Colosseum is largely concrete too.

TürkCimento s DigitalCem discusses the way to a net zero emission future

TürkCimento’s DigitalCem discusses the way to a net zero emission future 21 April 2021 TürkCimento, the Turkish cement association, hosted Digitalcem from 20-21 April 2021 and covered discussions in decarbonisation in its opening session and the current state of the cement sector’s path towards net zero emissions by 2050. Koen Coppenholle, CEMBUREAU CEO, outlined the EU cement sector carbon neutrality roadmap. He advocated that the cement sector should be proud that cement is an enabler of the Green Deal. Cement will allow the construction of green wind energy and transport networks. He examined the 2050 industry roadmap and stressed that carbon capture will account for around 42 per cent of emission reduction. While carbon capture pilot projects are currently being implemented, Martin Schneider, managing director at the European Cement Research Academy (ECRA), said it will not be until 2030-50 that commercialisation of carbon capture will start to make a

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