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Contributing around 8% of global climate emissions, concrete is a major source of carbon. It is also essential, and no major project is feasible without thousands of tonnes of concrete.
As the world looks to decrease its impact on the environment, with a reduction of carbon emissions forming a major focus within that effort, every sector has to play its part.
In this episode we look at concrete, and some innovations that just might tip the balance in our climate struggle.
Guests
Stuart Norman, Managing Director (Piling), Keltbray
Tim Lohmann, Director, Wentworth House Partnership
Supporter
Keltbray is a leading construction engineering specialist. It offers fully integrated delivery of complex projects featuring innovative engineering solutions across key building and infrastructure sectors.
Resources
PAS 8820:2016, Construction materials. Alkali-activated cementitious material and concrete can be found here
The post #85 Concrete’s Role in the Climate War first appeared on Engineering Matters.
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Contributing around 8% of global climate emissions, concrete is a major source of carbon. It is also essential, and no major project is feasible without thousands of tonnes of concrete.
As the world looks to decrease its impact on the environment, with a reduction of carbon emissions forming a major focus within that effort, every sector has to play its part.
In this episode we look at concrete, and some innovations that just might tip the balance in our climate struggle.
Guests
Stuart Norman, Managing Director (Piling), Keltbray
Tim Lohmann, Director, Wentworth House Partnership
Supporter
Keltbray is a leading construction engineering specialist. It offers fully integrated delivery of complex projects featuring innovative engineering solutions across key building and infrastructure sectors.
Resources
PAS 8820:2016, Construction materials. Alkali-activated cementitious material and concrete can be found here
The post #85 Concrete’s Role in the Climate War first appeared on Engineering Matters.

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