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Carbonation of concrete
Carbonation occurs naturally throughout the concrete lifecycle, accelerating when it is demolished, crushed, and recycled. MPA is currently developing a government funded scientific model to calculate CO2 removals from the atmosphere due to concrete carbonation.
Published: 2022
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Decarbonising UK Concrete and Cement: Accelerating the net zero journey
Delivering net zero will require bold leadership from governments and industry around the world. Following the UN COP26 Summit there is an excellent opportunity for UK Government to put in place new domestic measures to support energy intensive manufacturing industries, which can help to accelerate decarbonisation and create UK net zero jobs.
Published: 2021
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UK Concrete and Cement Industry Roadmap to Beyond Net Zero
UK concrete is essential, sustainable, protecting people, innovating, helping to tackle climate change and enabling great design.
Published: 2020
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Fuel Switching - Carbon neutral and zero carbon kiln energy
Increasing the replacement of fossil fuels with carbon neutral alternatives and innovative zero carbon energy sources will be crucial for the UK concrete and cement industry’s journey to beyond net zero.
Published: 2021
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Carbon capture, usage and storage (CCUS)
CCUS is a critical technology for net zero UK concrete and cement. CCUS with waste biofuels can help concrete and cement go beyond net zero.
Published: 2020
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UK Concrete and Cement Industry Roadmap to Beyond Net Zero - a summary
The UK concrete and cement industry has developed a roadmap to beyond net zero by 2050 - removing more carbon dioxide from the atmosphere than it emits each year.
Published: 2020
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Our roadmap to beyond net zero explained
The UK concrete and cement industry has developed a roadmap to beyond net zero by 2050 - removing more carbon dioxide from the atmosphere than it emits each year.
Published: 2021
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