Cement Net Exclusive: "2024 China Cement Double Carbon Conference and the 12th Energy Conservation and Environmental Protection Technology Exchange Conference" will be held in Conch on October 24.

2024-10-12 16:29:42

At the upcoming conference, the leaders of Conch Cement will deliver welcome speeches, share the experience and achievements of Conch Cement's low-carbon development with the participants, and inject new impetus into the green upgrading of the industry.

Under the background of global climate change, the cement industry, as an industry with high energy consumption and high emissions, is facing unprecedented challenges. In order to respond to the national policy guidance and promote the green and low-carbon transformation of the industry, China Cement Network will hold the "2024 China Cement Double Carbon Conference and the 12th Energy Conservation and Environmental Protection Technology Exchange Conference" in Wuhu Conch International Hotel on October 24-25.

In the wave of green and low carbon, Conch Cement leads the transformation and development of the industry with its outstanding achievements in energy saving and carbon reduction. As a pioneer in the industry, Conch Cement has made remarkable achievements in technological innovation, energy saving and emission reduction, and resource recycling, providing a vivid practical case for the upcoming "2024 China Cement Double Carbon Conference and the 12th Energy Conservation and Environmental Protection Technology Exchange Conference". The world's first cement kiln carbon capture demonstration project and dry ice production line built in Baimashan Cement Plant

in Wuhu pioneered the capture of carbon dioxide in the cement industry, which is of great significance to promote carbon emission reduction in the global cement industry.

In addition, Conch Group also vigorously develops carbon technology, expands environmental protection industry, and comprehensively accelerates the development of green low-carbon cycle. At the upcoming conference, the leaders of Conch Cement will deliver a welcome speech to share the experience and achievements of the low-carbon development of Conch Cement with the participants and inject new impetus into the green upgrading of the industry.

At the same time, the conference also invited many heavyweight experts and scholars to gather in Conch to make suggestions for energy saving and carbon reduction in the cement industry and draw a blueprint for green development.

Liu Qiuna, Li Jin, Ecological Director of

Tencent Technology Energy and Resources Industry, Ye Jiayuan, Vice General Manager

of Shanghai Environmental Energy Exchange, Yan Haochun, Vice President of

Cement New Materials Institute of China Building Materials Institute Li Jian, Chief Engineer and General Manager

of Certification and Evaluation Center of China National Inspection and Testing Holding Group Co., Ltd., Shen Weiguo, Associate Researcher

of China Academy of Environmental Sciences, Wuhan University of Technology, Doctoral Tutor

Wu Xiaomei, Associate Professor of

South China University of Technology, Qi Yanyong, Associate Professor of

Southwest University of Science and Technology, Zhai Guanjie, Professor/Director

of Fly Ash Research Institute of Dezhou College..

At this conference, we look forward to the brilliant speeches and insights of experts and scholars, whose wisdom and experience will provide strong intellectual support for the green transformation of the cement industry. We believe that through in-depth exchanges and discussions at this conference, we will point out the direction for the future development of the cement industry and promote the whole industry to take a more solid step on the road of green and low carbon.

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Recently, due to the persistent cost pressure in the south, the price of concrete has risen slightly with the raw materials, but the growth of market demand is limited, and the overall quotation is still stable. From October 31 to November 6, the national concrete price index closed at 112.47 points, up 0.31% annually and down 10.11% year-on-year.