 thyssenkrupp Polysius supplies state-of-the-art CO2 separation technology to TITAN Group for large scale carbon capture project in Greece  Modernization of the Kamari cement plant with oxyfuel systems reduces CO2 emissions by 1.9 million tonnes per year  Expected commissioning at the end of 2029

Eqiom Lumbres Cement Plant, a CRH Company, has entrusted thyssenkrupp Polysius with the implementation of an ultrafine grinding plant. This additional grinding stage allows for the reduction of the clinker factor in cement.

Taiwan Cement Corporation, Taipei (TCC) and thyssenkrupp Polysius, via its regional headquarter Asia Pacific intend to develop, construct and commission a separate oxyfuel calciner that is unique in it’s kind and has a very compact footprint. A Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to this effect was signed today in Taipei/Taiwan. The pilot plant will be built at TCC's Hoping plant and integrated into the existing production line. In a first step, TCC will commission thyssenkrupp Polysius with the engineering of the plant.

thyssenkrupp Polysius and SCHWENK Zement have jointly developed a new process and technology that enable the activation of any type of clay without thermal energy and fossil fuels. The two companies presented meca-clay at this year's FutureCem Conference and Exhibition in Brussels.

thyssenkrupp Polysius and Fujairah Cement Industries (FCI), United Arab Emirates, intend to cooperate in the future to reduce CO2 emissions in FCI's production lines. In particular, the potential use of alternative fuels in cement production will be examined. The memorandum of understanding was signed today at the UN Climate Change Conference, COP28 for short, in Dubai.

CIMPOR Ghana Ltd. commissions thyssenkrupp Polysius GmbH with the construction of a flash activator for clay activation in Tema, Ghana. The plant will have the world's largest new built flash activator for clay with a daily production capacity of 1,280 tons. Once operational in 2025, the Tema plant will save up to 440,000 tons of CO2 emissions annually. CIMPOR Global Holdings is a group of companies founded by Ordu Yardimlasma Kurumu (OYAK) and Taiwan Cement Corporation, which operates in the cement and concrete sectors.

Mountain Cement Company LLC (“Mountain Cement”), part of the Eagle Materials Inc., is implementing the polysius® booster mill for the grinding capacity increase of its plant in Laramie, Wyoming/USA. This additional grinding stage enhances the flexibility of the cement production of Mountain Cement.

The research company "CI4C" - Cement Innovation for Climate, founded by the four cement manufacturers Buzzi Unicem SpA - Dyckerhoff GmbH, HeidelbergCement AG, SCHWENK Zement GmbH & Co. KG and Vicat S.A. has awarded thyssenkrupp's Polysius business unit to build a polysius® pure oxyfuel kiln system on the site of the Mergelstetten cement plant in southern Germany.

The polytrack® cooling system developed by thyssenkrupp is used in more than 130 cement plants worldwide. The latest generation of the system requires less energy and its simplified design shortens installation, inspection and maintenance times.

thyssenkrupp and Netzsch Feinmahltechnik cooperate in the grinding of cement. Netzsch has many years of experience in wet and dry grinding with agitated bead mill, which is characterized by high energy efficiency, low investment and footprint. thyssenkrupp is making the advantages of this compact mill available to the cement industry.