Facilitating the Low-Carbon Transition in the Cement Industry

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Carbon Connection

Climate Action Reserve

49 episodes

22 hours ago

The Climate Action Reserve is the most trusted and experienced carbon credit registry for global carbon markets. As more organizations seek to combat climate change and support environmental projects with integrity, they turn to the Reserve for real solutions and meaningful reductions in greenhouse gas emissions. The Reserve is excited to present the Carbon Connection podcast, hosted by Senior Business Development Manager Lauren Napuck. In this podcast, Lauren interviews partners who bring insights and expertise in climate sectors and topics across the carbon market. Thank you for joining!

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Facilitating the Low-Carbon Transition in the Cement Industry

Carbon Connection

22 minutes 56 seconds

2 years ago

Facilitating the Low-Carbon Transition in the Cement Industry

The Reserve is excited to launch its first-ever U.S. Low-Carbon Cement (LCC) Protocol, but what exactly is low-carbon cement? Join McKenzie Smith, our Reserve in-house expert and Associate Director, and Danny Gray, Executive Vice President of Strategy & Business Ops at Eco Material as they provide valuable insights into the significance of LCC in addressing market demands and realizing emission reduction goals via carbon projects utilizing the Reserve’s new LCC Protocol.