The February 2025 issue of Global Cement Magazine - to be distributed at the Global FutureCem Conference in Istanbul, Türkiye, has a decarbonisation theme, with contributions on calcined clay, waste heat recovery, process optimisation, new collaborations and more. There’s also a look at how the world Cement Association CEO Ian Riley expects cement demand to change over the 25 years to 2050, as well as a plant report from Colombia, a Leaders Series contribution from Lebanon and the latest from the cement industry in Türkiye.
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The cement industry faces unprecedented changes over the next 25 years as it decarbonises. However, many of the factors that will have a large impact by 2050 are still at an early stage, while the timing of their impact is uncertain. This article looks at what their impacts might be and challenges the assumptions behind some of the more commonly cited long-term forecasts.
OneStone Consulting’s Joe Harder looks into the future of calcined clay cement production.
Jalil Michel Darzi, COO of Cimenterie Nationale, Lebanon, talks to Global Cement about his company’s achievements and his hopes for the future of the cement industry.
ABB has long partnered with the global cement industry to help increase process effi ciency and reduce CO2 emissions through automation, digitalisation and electrifi cation. New collaborations with start-ups are further transforming that value proposition.
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