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A binding agenda: how policy is casting cement’s low-carbon future
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The cement industry produces 7% of global anthropogenic CO2, placing it fourth globally if it were a country. With cement production expected to remain stable at around 4.1 billion tonnes annually through 2050, decarbonisation is critical but challenging. In this insight, we dive into the global playbook of current and future policies that authorities have at their disposal to provide long-term policy visibility and the confidence investors need to deploy capital at scale.
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- A binding agenda: how policy is casting cement’s low-carbon future
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