Thailand - Canada Pilot Carbon Capture in Cement Industry to Advance Net Zero 2050

Thailand - Canada Pilot Carbon Capture in Cement Industry to Advance Net Zero 2050

BANGKOK, THAILAND - Media OutReach Newswire - 3 August 2026 - Thai Cement Manufacturers Association (TCMA) is advancing Thailand–Canada collaboration by piloting carbon capture technology in the Thai cement industry. The initiative designates the "Saraburi Sandbox" as a low-carbon technology…

UK’s first carbon capture trial without using amines

Resource management company, Veolia have successfully trialled the UK’s first non-amine carbon-capture technology. The trial at Sheffield Energy Recovery Facility in partnership with C-Capture, tested a non-amine solvent discovered by researchers at the University of Leeds. Amine solutions are used in most carbon capture plants to extract the carbon from CO2. The problem is these volatile liquids are not only toxic but if they escape into the at…

Thailand pilots carbon capture technology for cement sector

The Thai Cement Manufacturers Association (TCMA) has launched a pilot project to test carbon capture technology in the country's cement industry as part of ...

Thailand – Canada Pilot Carbon Capture in Cement Industry to Advance Net Zero 2050

BANGKOK, THAILAND – Media OutReach Newswire – 3 August 2026 – Thai Cement Manufacturers Association (TCMA) is advancing Thailand–Canada collaboration by piloting carbon capture technology in the Thai cement industry. The initiative designates the “Saraburi Sandbox” as a low-carbon technology testbed, bringing together industry, government, academia, and global partners to support the transition to a [...] Source from InfoStride News

Veolia trials ‘first of its kind’ carbon capture technology in the UK

Resource management company Veolia and Sheffield City Council announce successful trial of ‘first of its kind’ carbon capture technology. The trial at the Sheffield Energy Recovery Facility (ERF) tested non-amine carbon capture technology as an alternative to traditional carbon capture systems in the UK waste sector. Veolia says carbon capture technologies are a ‘complementary solution’ to be implemented alongside waste prevention, increased rec…