Next Concrete Innovations Session Centers on Implementing Low Carbon Technologies

Implementing low carbon technologies is not without challenges. For cement and concrete producers along with concrete contractors, it means installing new equipment, testing new concrete mixtures and learning new ways to manufacture, place and finish concrete. This session will explore how policy, investment in new technologies and innovation will help the concrete industry meet its carbon neutrality goals. 

• Harnessing the Power of Buy Clean for Your Growth, Our Planet and the Sustainability of the Built Environment, Michael LeMonds, vice president, ESG and chief sustainability officer, Holcim
• The Path to Decarbonization Includes a Deep Dive Into Slag and Harvested Fly Ash, Larry Rowland, sustainability market manager, Heidelberg Materials and Bill Fedorka, P.E., vice president, CCP Services, The SEFA Group
• CO2 Mineralization in Concrete Production: Another Solution to Concrete Sustainability, Igor de la Varga, PhD, director of applied customer solutions, CarbonCure Technologies
• Metropolitan Park 7/8 - A Low Carbon Case Study, Kate Williamson, PE, associate, Thornton Tomasetti and Jim Martinoski, vice president, logistics, Miller & Long

Concrete Innovations Session 17 is scheduled for Wednesday, November 15, from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Eastern time. Click here to register. Visit www.concreteinnovations.com for upcoming sessions.

For more information, contact Lionel Lemay at llemay@nrmca.org or 847-922-7995.

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