How to decarbonize concrete and build a better future

Substitutes for clinker. Carbon capture, use and storage. Process electrification. New construction codes. All are vitally important for taking urgent action to cut the footprint of the most widely used manmade resource on Earth. Read More

Purifying the ‘miracle metal’: How to decarbonize aluminum

Without advances in recycling and decarbonization, the aluminum sector’s emissions could careen towards nearly 2 billion metric tons by 2050. Read More

Zero-emission fuel offtake is key to transitioning global shipping

The tide is turning against ships that pollute both sea and air with the noxious fumes given off by bunker fuel. First movers are leading the way with solutions. Read More

Sustainable aviation fuel offers flight path to net-zero air travel

It will take long-term, coordinated action from airlines, aircraft manufacturers, fuel producers, airports and governments for zero-emissions flight to really take off.   Read More

Trucking needs to U-turn on its carbon emissions — here’s how

Cemex is collaborating with several original equipment manufacturers on new transportation technology, including its first 10 all-electric, heavy-duty ready-mix concrete trucks. Read More

How we can unlock tech to decarbonize our skies

We must start building the necessary technical capacity right now to actively remove CO2 from the atmosphere, in parallel with doubling down on decarbonization efforts. Read More

First Movers Coalition buying pledges reach $12 billion and counting

The advance market procurement initiative, launched in November 2021 by U.S. climate adviser John Kerry, adds cement and concrete to buying commitments. Read More

How to turn trucks green, using low-emissions steel

Given that steel accounts for around 8% of total global carbon dioxide emissions, finding cleaner ways to make it that are commercially viable is a vital task. Read More

These big corporations are pledging to accelerate purchases of climate tech

The First Movers Coalition launched at COP26 seeks to create demand for low-carbon approaches to steel, cement, aluminum, chemicals, shipping, aviation and trucking. Read More