Concrete is the most used man-made material on the planet, and is crucial for the construction of the world’s infrastructure. A carbon intensive process, cement production is responsible for 8% of global CO2 and as a result, the industry is increasingly singled out not only by the public, but also by investors and governments, who are demanding environmental impact assessments before committing funding. The cement sector brings opportunities for collaboration and partnerships with companies from other industries, and in particular those targeting investment in new technologies to recycle and decarbonise construction, demolition waste and materials. Carbon Capture, Utilisation and Storage (CCUS) is a key technology to decarbonise cement production.

Reasons to sponsor and exhibit at GET​

• Promote carbon capture and storage technologies in cement plants to capture and reduce CO2 ​
• Present energy efficiency initiatives and advancements in the industry, including waste heat recovery systems and energy-efficient kiln-designs.​
• Showcase examples of cement plants that have transitioned to renewable energy.​
• Showcase partnerships and collaborations with the energy and manufacturing industries to provide low-carbon solutions and materials for sustainable infrastructure development.​

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Reasons to speak at or participate at GET​

• Meet the architects of some of the world's largest and most ambitious carbon capture and storage (CCS) projects and learn how CCS technologies are lowering carbon outputs in the hard to abate industries.​
• Join senior leaders from across industries, including the mining and minerals sector, to discuss holistic and full value chain approaches to decarbonisation. ​
• Have your say on the need for policymakers and energy industry groups to support higher-capacity, lower cost biofuels, and aid progress towards a net zero cement industry.