Advancing CO₂ Reduction with Low-Carbon Materials and Advanced Grinding Technology
Hamburg, Germany – 6th November, 2024
Facing increased regulatory pressures to cut CO₂ emissions, the cement industry is innovating to meet ambitious climate goals. Ordinary Portland Cement (OPC) producers are increasingly adopting low-carbon materials like limestone, fly ash, volcanic rock and slag. By incorporating these materials, OPC producers can reduce CO₂ emissions by up to 30% with minimal additional investment.
Central to these reductions is the adoption of “separate grinding technology”, our mixing plant expertise enhances low-carbon materials’ performance and streamlines handling with pneumatic conveying and storage technology. This method not only increases the Blaine value of the finely ground materials, enhancing their performance, but also meets handling challenges by employing pneumatic conveying. This advanced grinding and transport process is essential for the seamless integration of low-carbon admixtures.
Our mixing plant expertise enhances low-carbon materials’ performance and streamlines handling with pneumatic conveying and storage technology
Claudius Peters is at the forefront of these technological advancements, helping our customers meeting both the regulatory demands and sustainability goals, supporting a low-carbon future for construction worldwide.
Finally, rising production costs due to the energy crisis have intensified the need for efficiency. To support this, governments are offering funding to improve energy consumption. Claudius Peters is leading the way in R&D and assisting customers in accessing these funds, driving CO₂ reduction while helping manage costs in sustainable cement production.
About Claudius Peters
For more than a century, Claudius Peters has been producing innovative materials handling and processing systems for the global cement, gypsum, steel and alumina industries. Claudius Peters was a member of the British Babcock group from the mid-20th century, until being acquired by the British privately-owned global industrial group Langley Holdings plc in 2001. The company is headquartered near Hamburg, in Germany with regional offices in Europe, the Americas and Asia.
