Pozzolan and SCMs
A low-carbon supplementary cementitious materials project that transforms pozzolan and calcined clay into materials capable of replacing 45-50% of Portland cement in concrete. Supported by proven reserves exceeding 200 million tonnes, rail infrastructure and a private port, the project targets construction, infrastructure and energy transition markets. The technology platform is designed to provide a scalable, competitive and secure solution in response to the global decline in fly ash and blast-furnace slag availability.
Province or territory: UNKNOWN · Source-described stage: Advanced pre-FEED · Source location: Canada — location not yet normalized
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A low-carbon supplementary cementitious materials project that transforms pozzolan and calcined clay into materials capable of replacing 45-50% of Portland cement in concrete. Supported by proven reserves exceeding 200 million tonnes, rail infrastructure and a private port, the project targets construction, infrastructure and energy transition markets. The technology platform is designed to provide a scalable, competitive and secure solution in response to the global decline in fly ash and blast-furnace slag availability. Source-described stage: Advanced pre-FEED. Location: Canada — location not yet normalized.
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