Ambuja Cements Partners With Leilac To Develop Low-Carbon Cement Project In Gujarat

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73% : The company is also expanding the use of renewable energy through nearly 1 GW of captive green power capacity.
66% : It will assess the integration of Leilac's carbon capture technology and hybrid electric heating systems to increase the use of renewable energy while capturing unavoidable carbon dioxide emissions generated during the cement-making process.
58% : The project aims to cut process emissions, boost renewable energy use, and potentially scale to capture over one million tonnes of CO2 annually, supporting India's decarbonisation of cement.
51% : The company has been investing in renewable energy, waste heat recovery systems, and other sustainability initiatives as part of its commitment to achieve net-zero emissions by 2050.
47% : The collaboration aims to evaluate advanced carbon capture and hybrid electrification technologies that could significantly reduce carbon emissions from cement manufacturing and pave the way for sustainable cement production in India.

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