How to cut carbon from cement

Cement helps build the modern world, but did you know that the cement industry is responsible for around 7% of global carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions*? Learn how science, shipping and storage are cutting carbon from cement.
As the global population increases, finding lower-carbon building materials is vital as the world shifts to net zero. Discover how Northern Lights, a partnership between Shell, Equinor and TotalEnergies, combines a specially designed ship with carbon capture and storage technology to help one cement producer lower its emissions.
* This includes energy-related and industrial process CO2 emissions (i.e. does not include land use CO2 emissions), source International Energy Agency.
(With thanks to Heidelberg Cement)
#PoweringProgress #cement #netzero
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[@TundeEszlari]

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[@ksingh9241]

Innovative technology. Hope this will applicable at large scale to reduce carbon footprint

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[@globalenviropedia4627]

Excellent work. Cement industry poses a lot of threat by emitting CO2

[@andrewm.kchege2016]

Awesome work in CCS....We are looking at bringing this technology to Kenya, combined with a business SaaS marketplace.
How do we connect with someone responsible at CCS?

[@lakranitin]

Do we have any study or research done on the effects off co2 storage process under ocean over a period of time may be 10 years down the line..

[@russellbanfield8608]

Shell is a used under license the trademark of SOL brands inc.

[@chandanchandra4819]

But I'm unsatisfied of the concept of storing beneath sea level in solid form. Cristel Lambton also clarifies that the technology also implies 2 industries like steel,waste incineration,chemicals which fro my point of view would have "Impact", on seal bed level.

[@jayaaditya95]

You guys should go to indonesia, there is a lot of cement factory

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Agree emoji (❤❤❤❤)

[@sumiterxeroslargosiuscrosi7819]

7% isn't much all things considered.
That is until you look at the fact that's just the statistic for the cement industry. Insane to imagine how much CO2 that actually is.

[@Boomkop3]

What's they're capturing is also less than a percent of that

[@kiwi0019]

Make me sick