Carbon capture

New Nature study quantifies how leading carbon producers have intensified global heatwaves.

PERI and Heidelberg Materials unveil DREIHAUS – Germany’s first serial 3D-printed housing project using evoZero carbon-captured cement

Researchers create a 3D-printable, photosynthetic material that continuously removes carbon from the air — a potential step toward carbon-active construction

Construction of the Padeswood CCS facility in North Wales will begin this year, capturing nearly all CO₂ emissions by 2029

New membership category engages wider supply chain to support industry’s net zero mission.

Boral uses carbon capture to recarbonate recycled aggregates for low-carbon concrete trial

Pilot facility uses recycled concrete paste to permanently bind CO₂ and replace clinker

New research explores how controlled carbonation can cut emissions from cement and concrete production

£28.6 million in national funding pledged to UK cement CCS project involving Holcim, Breedon and Tarmac

Brevik facility will capture 400,000 tonnes of CO₂ annually, enabling net-zero concrete.

Greek project will produce 2 million tonnes of low-carbon cement annually from 2029

New partnership will advance carbon capture in cement and concrete production

Holcim UK CEO Lee Sleight explores how concrete must evolve to meet the UK's sustainable construction goals

CarbonCure’s technology helps save 500,000 tonnes of CO₂ globally, marking significant step in reducing concrete’s carbon footprint

Carbonaide demonstrates CO₂ removal in concrete, mineralising 90 tonnes of CO₂ by the end of 2024 as part of a new collaborative initiative

Planned AirvaultGOCO2 project forms part of GOCO2 initiative to decarbonise the West of France

Research project will now take place at Heidelberg Materials’ Ennigerloh cement plant

UK’s Nuada partners with four cement companies in effort to decarbonise cement industry.