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How could carbon market changes revolutionise cement production in the next 3 years?

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David Boyd from Carbon Re joins Alex to talk about how cement manufacturers will need to step up to the changes in ETS rules that lie ahead. Cement producers have so far avoided significant negative impact of carbon taxes on their co2 output as their free allowances have largely balanced their typical average emissions - they only have to buy credits if they emit more than average, and they can sell credits if they emit less than usual.

But changes on the horizon will mean that cement companies big and small will need to invest in a range of technologies to avoid costly carbon costs. We talk about the emerging regs, what David see’s the response from industry being and talks about the role that their own technology can play in improving cement’s co2 performance.

Show Links:

- Find out more about how Carbon Re is using AI to drive decarbonisation of industry

- Read the white paper on the impact of regulatory change on here

- Keep up to date with the latest Decarb Connect news here

- Contact us to learn more or to get involved in the podcast series: hello@decarbconnect.com

Many thanks to Sassy at Janno Media for her support of this series.

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Content provided by Alex Cameron - Decarb Connect and Alex Cameron. All podcast content including episodes, graphics, and podcast descriptions are uploaded and provided directly by Alex Cameron - Decarb Connect and Alex Cameron or their podcast platform partner. If you believe someone is using your copyrighted work without your permission, you can follow the process outlined here https://player.fm/legal.

David Boyd from Carbon Re joins Alex to talk about how cement manufacturers will need to step up to the changes in ETS rules that lie ahead. Cement producers have so far avoided significant negative impact of carbon taxes on their co2 output as their free allowances have largely balanced their typical average emissions - they only have to buy credits if they emit more than average, and they can sell credits if they emit less than usual.

But changes on the horizon will mean that cement companies big and small will need to invest in a range of technologies to avoid costly carbon costs. We talk about the emerging regs, what David see’s the response from industry being and talks about the role that their own technology can play in improving cement’s co2 performance.

Show Links:

- Find out more about how Carbon Re is using AI to drive decarbonisation of industry

- Read the white paper on the impact of regulatory change on here

- Keep up to date with the latest Decarb Connect news here

- Contact us to learn more or to get involved in the podcast series: hello@decarbconnect.com

Many thanks to Sassy at Janno Media for her support of this series.

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