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Lafarge Holcim is launching a low-carbon cement in Nigeria, “Eco Label” which should enable buildings to have a carbon footprint of less than 30%. This is in line with the thresholds recommended by the Global Cement and Concrete Association (GCCA), of which it is a member.
Lafarge Holcim is launching a low-carbon cement in Nigeria, “Eco Label” which should enable buildings to have a carbon footprint of less than 30%. This is in line with the thresholds recommended by the Global Cement and Concrete Association (GCCA), of which it is a member.
This new product with a magnesium oxide content (useful for solidifying structures) is part of the Franco-Swiss cement manufacturer’s commitment to environmental responsibility in Africa. It is fully in line with Nigeria’s climate ambitions under the 2015 Paris Agreement, which the West African country ratified with a view to reducing its greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions.
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Lafarge Africa is the first local manufacturer of eco-friendly cement on the Nigerian market. With the deployment of Eco Label, the company is accelerating the transition to sustainable materials for greener construction. This makes us proud to deliver on our net zero commitment through our wide range of value-for-money solutions,” explains Khaled El Dokani, Managing Director of Lafarge Africa.
The Group places sustainable development at the heart of its strategy, as proof of this, Lafarge Holcim has also launched two low-carbon cements from its “ECOPlanet” range in the second half of 2022. These are “Chamil” in South Africa and “ECOPact” in Algeria.
