Beyond Mitigation Targets: Spatiotemporal Implementation Strategies for the Cement Industry
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Climate Change Foundation and Seoul National University’s Climate Technology Center have published a report titled “Beyond Mitigation Targets: Spatiotemporal Implementation Strategies for the Cement Industry.”
Using the Korea Carbon Project (KCP), a high-resolution greenhouse gas emissions mapping platform, the report analyzes monthly emissions from individual cement plants. It examines seasonal emission patterns and plant-specific production conditions that annual sector-level statistics alone cannot capture.
Based on these findings, the report proposes practical mitigation pathways that consider where, when, and how technologies can be deployed, alongside constraints on the supply of alternative raw materials for clinker production. It also outlines how national mitigation targets can be translated into plant-level implementation plans and how progress can be monitored.
※ This report draws on research conducted as part of the R&D project “Development of a Technology for an Observation-Based GHG Emissions Geospatial Information Map Platform,” funded by the Ministry of Climate, Energy and Environment (MCEE).