Cement

Cement in the Philippines

When it comes to cement production, local producers have added additional capacity totalling to 17 million tons per annum over the last five years.

As well as encouragement from the “Buy Local, Build Lokal” campaign, additional support came with the passing of the Tatak Pinoy Act – which contains a provision that Philippine-made products will be given priority and preference in all government procurement activities for a period of 10 years

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How to cut carbon from cement

Three key takeaways

Decarbonising cement with CO₂ transport

With the cement industry accounting for 7% of global CO₂ emissions, cement manufacturers are faced with the difficult and pressing challenge to simultaneously decarbonise whilst meeting rising global supply needs.

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Three key takeaways

Getting to zero: Collaboration is integral to decarbonising manufacturing

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Cement

Cement in the Philippines

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Three key takeaways

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Decarbonising cement with CO₂ transport

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When it comes to cement production, local producers have added additional capacity totalling to 17 million tons per annum over the last five years.