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What is the CO2 intensity of cement?

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≈0.5–0.9 t CO2 per tonne of cement depending on clinker ratio and fuel mix; ≈0.7 is a typical world figure (GNR/IEA). The EU ETS benchmark pushes toward the low end.

From our guide: Decarbonizing Cement — full context, charts and sources there.

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