World Cement Association calls for MENA cement firms to decarbonise ...United Arab Emirates

The World Cement Association (WCA) has called upon cement firms in the MENA region to take decarbonisation action, ahead of COP27 in Sharm-el-Sheikh, Egypt and 2023’s COP28 in Abu Dhabi, UAE. All eyes are on the commitments and actions of the region’s oil and gas sector; however, cement manufacturing in the MENA region is also significant, making up around 15% of the world’s total production, a statement from the WCA noted. The first steps are being made with the UAE, India, UK, Canada and Germany launching the Industry Deep Decarbonisation Initiative at COP26 in 2021. Nevertheless, there has been limited progress to date across the region on decisive emissions reductions, with many pledges

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