I can't seem to determine what their technology solution is, however it is no secret that there are more mature carbon capture technologies for cement than LEILAC. However, these more mature technologies are an extra (expensive) process, which is fine whilst governments are paying for it. LEILAC is less mature, however aims to replace existing processes and therefore can deliver CC for a lower cost per tonne. That said, I am sure their will be other, similar costing, competitors, however there needs to be if the cement industry is going to reach zero carbon.
All IMO, please DYOR and GLTAH
Ann: Leilac-2 to relocate as HM end clinker production at Hanover, page-59
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