After two weeks of work, diplomats at COP28, the U.N.’s climate summit in Dubai, signed an historic agreement that included calls for:
- “Transitioning away from fossil fuels in energy systems”
- “Accelerating zero- and low-emission technologies, including… renewables” and
- “Abatement and removal technologies such as carbon capture and utilization and storage, particularly in hard-to-abate sectors.”
Our vision at Leilac remains in support of this call: providing the most compelling option for decarbonising the cement and lime sectors’ unavoidable process emissions.
With proven multi-tonne per hour CO₂ capture plants, Leilac also can use any energy source, including renewable electricity – allowing us to provide future-proof optionality for cement and lime producers as they transition to net zero.
While this is not an easy transition, it is achievable, and Leilac is honoured to support and assist all our cement and lime clients. Their vision, drive, and commitment to net zero is inspirational.
