Supply chain carbon emissions are 11.4 times greater than operational carbon emissions. Therefore, if companies are to move towards net zero, the effectiveness of supply chain carbon reduction will be an important key. However, supply carbon reduction faces two major problems: inconsistent calculation methods and low data transparency.

With technological progress and industrial restructuring, the cement industry is actively introducing a circular economy and has become an international pioneer in net-zero carbon emissions through alternative fuels, alternative raw materials, waste heat power generation, green power development, and carbon capture technologies.

With the pressure of international net-zero emissions and the clarion call for carbon tariffs in Europe and the United States, countries have formulated relevant policies to devote themselves to energy conservation and carbon reduction.

With technological progress and industrial restructuring, the cement industry is actively introducing a circular economy and has become an international pioneer in net-zero carbon emissions through alternative fuels, alternative raw materials, waste heat power generation, green power development, and carbon capture technologies.

With the pressure of international net-zero emissions and the clarion call for carbon tariffs in Europe and the United States, countries have formulated relevant policies to devote themselves to energy conservation and carbon reduction.