Why is the cement industry labelled hard-to-abate?

Cement is the main component in concrete, which is the second most consumed resource in the world, after water.

Industrial carbon capture: Only for truly 'unavoidable emissions' – Euractiv

Addressing 'hard to abate' sectors is key to net zero

Ilya Nevolin on LinkedIn: Carbon capture, utilization and storage (CCUS) is often considered…

Decarbonizing hard-to-abate sectors: Why partnership is key

Perspectives for a sustainable implementation of super-green hydrogen production by photoelectrochemical technology in hard-to-abate sectors - ScienceDirect

Decarbonizing hard-to-abate sectors: Why partnership is key

Tackling the harder-to-abate sectors: join the conversation

Cement, Definition, Composition, Manufacture, History, & Facts

PDF) A striking growth of CO 2 emissions from global cement industry driven by new facilities in emerging countries

Making hard-to-abate a thing of the past

Carbon-negative cement manufacturing from seawater-derived magnesium feedstocks

The Relevance of Life Cycle Assessment Tools in the Development of Emerging Decarbonization Technologies