Decarbonising cement: Are we ready?


In the urgent mission to reduce greenhouse gas emissions globally and in Malaysia, the spotlight is increasingly turning to industries that are often overlooked, such as cement production.

While cement may seem mundane, it is the foundation of modern infrastructure andd construction, essential to building our cities, bridges and homes. However, cement is also responsible for about 8% of global carbon emissions, making it one of the most significant industrial contributors to climate change.

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