Algiers – Minister of Energy and Renewable Energies, Mourad Adjjal, held discussions Thursday with senior officials from Holcim Algeria regarding a potential decarbonization project within the cement production industry. The meeting, which took place in Algiers, focused on exploring innovative and sustainable solutions to reduce the carbon footprint associated with cement manufacturing.
According to a statement released by the Ministry, the Holcim Algeria delegation, led by Mr. Abdelnour Souakri, engaged in detailed conversations with Minister Adjjal about the feasibility and implementation of carbon removal technologies. The project aims to significantly decrease carbon emissions generated during the cement production process, aligning with Algeria’s commitment to environmental sustainability and its broader energy transition goals.
Holcim Algeria, a key player in the country’s construction sector, is known for its focus on providing innovative and sustainable building solutions. This initiative underscores the company’s dedication to incorporating environmentally responsible practices into its operations.
The discussions highlight the growing importance of decarbonization efforts in Algeria’s industrial sector. The government is actively seeking partnerships and collaborations with companies that are committed to adopting cleaner and more sustainable production methods. Cement production is a significant contributor to global carbon emissions, making initiatives like this crucial for mitigating climate change.
This meeting signals a positive step towards a more sustainable future for Algeria’s cement industry and reflects the government’s proactive approach to embracing renewable energy and reducing its carbon footprint. Further details about the project’s scope, timeline, and specific technologies to be employed are expected to be released in the coming months.
