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Calix will build its Leilac-2 carbon-capture cement plant at Heidelberg Materials' Ennigerioh site in Germany after Hannover ended clinker production; the piece also notes Australian projects with Adbri, Boral and Pilbara Minerals.
A UK government scheme has advanced a lime decarbonisation project using Calix's technology, which passed due diligence under an industrial carbon capture funding program alongside partners Tarmac and Calix subsidiary Leilac.
Calix's cement and lime decarbonisation subsidiary Leilac has signed an MOU licensing its electric kiln technology to direct air capture firm Heirloom, with both companies' chief executives commenting on the collaboration.
Calix received four government funding injections in one week: grants for low-emissions lime, lithium refining and carbon capture projects with Adbri, Pilbara Minerals and Boral, plus an R&D tax incentive refund, totalling $66.19 million.
Calix-backed SOCRATCES project is trialling calcium looping for concentrated solar power storage, using Calix kiln technology at a Seville pilot plant funded by the European Commission's Horizon 2020 scheme.