Akçansa raises alternative fuels to 21,9% in Türkiye
Akçansa reported 21,9% alternative fuels in 2025, up from 20,3% in 2024, with a 35,0% target for 2030 and a 60.000 t/yr RDF project.
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Akçansa reported 21,9% alternative fuels in 2025, up from 20,3% in 2024, with a 35,0% target for 2030 and a 60.000 t/yr RDF project.
Knergy brought together Türkiye's major cement producers in Ankara: hydrogen and oxygen to make the pyroprocess profitable and safeguard exports against CBAM.
Akçansa links CBAM impact and carbon-cost analysis with Türkiye ETS preparation, thermal efficiency and a broader alternative-fuels transition plan.
Fauji reports 68 MW of solar, 65 MW of WHR, a 49% renewable mix and 88727 MT of alternative fuels: a baseline for valuing efficiency under CBAM.
Akçansa’s 2025 report puts H2/O2 research, RDF and calcined clay into one industrial decarbonisation agenda for Türkiye cement.
Akçansa’s 2025 integrated report shows higher alternative fuel use and a new RDF supply platform for lower-carbon cement operations.