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Turkish Cement manufacturing, one of the largest cement producers in the world, represents 11% of the National GHG emissions in 2016. This document demonstrates that by reducing clinker factor and using alternative fuels, the total CO2 emissions from the Turkish cement industry could be cut by 14.7 Mt out of 55.2 Mt, a reduction of 26%. This would represent a

Cementis assisted GIZ in assessing the economic impact of mitigation measures to reduce GHG emissions by the Tunisian cement industry. The project aimed at assessing how investment in low-GHG technologies in the cement sector in Tunisia could increase the competitiveness of the said sector and could generate positive economic impact on all actors involved. In this context, the project aimed

Cementis assisted GIZ in assessing the current barriers and opportunities to improve blended cement usage in Peru as a tool to reduce GHG emissions by the Peruvian cement industry Decrease clinker content in cement is the most efficient lever to reduce GHG emissions from cement. After having done first an assessment of the current situation Cementis has been required to