The Clinker Factor

The Clinker Factor

Por: World Cement Association
Cement production is responsible for approximately 7% of global greenhouse gas emissions and is possibly the hardest to abate sector.

In this podcast series, the World Cement Association’s CEO, Ian Riley, talks to industry leaders, experts and technological innovators from across the globe, bringing insights and fresh perspectives on how the cement sector can decarbonise and improve sustainability.

Suitable for anyone interested in climate change mitigation and industrial sustainability.
54 episodios disponibles

Latest episodes of the podcast The Clinker Factor

Electrifying Cement: How Plasma Tech Is Rewriting Clinker Production 09/12/2025
The Cement Talent Crisis: Who Will Build the Future? 11/11/2025
From Skills Shortages to Industry Impact: Rethinking Human Capital in Cement 15/10/2025
Building a Greener Future: Inside Material Evolution’s Cement Revolution 28/07/2025
Project OZ: Revolutionising Cement Production with Furno and Ozinga 27/03/2025
The Opportunity for Big Data Sets in Industrial Applications of AI 23/01/2025
Investor Perspective at the End of 2024 18/12/2024
WCA Awards: A Very Impressive Project at CIMAT 19/11/2024
AI and the Cement Industry 07/10/2024
Investor Perspective: Good Trading Results Despite Volume Weakness 05/09/2024
Nurturing the Market for Low Carbon Concrete 21/08/2024
Improving the Usage of AFR Through Machine Learning 25/07/2024
The Future of Cement 09/05/2024
Developments in CCUS and SCMs 28/03/2024
Is Seratech’s CCU Technology a Practical Way of Using a Cement Plant’s Emissions? 18/03/2024
Innovation On Product And Business Model 12/02/2024
Could Modular Waste Heat Recovery Plants Have an Application in the Cement Industry? 14/12/2023
Increasing The Supply and Quality of SCMs 30/11/2023
Improving Safety With Automation Solutions 22/11/2023
Climate Change Impact and Adaptation 04/09/2023
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