The Cement Sustainability Initiative CSI

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The Cement Sustainability Initiative (CSI)
A member-led program of the World Business
Council for Sustainable Development (WBCSD) CSI
Forum, São Paulo, 1 September 2009
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WBCSD 190 members
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WBCSD Regional Network
NHO (Norway) n
n Vernadsky Foundation (Russia)
Danish CSBD n
n Responsible Business Forum (Poland)
BCSD UK n
n econsense (Germany)
Business Europe (Belgium) n
n Kazakhstan BCSD
BCSD Austria n
n BCSD Hungary
The EXCEL Partnership (Canada) n
EpE (France) n
n BCSD Mongolia
n BCSD Croatia
FE BCSD Spain n
CGLI (USA/Canada) n
FFA (Spain) n
n BCSD Turkey
n BCSD Korea
n SEV-BCSD Greece
BCSD Portugal n
China BCSD n
n Nippon Keidanren (Japan)
US BCSD n
APEQUE (Algeria) n
BCSD Pakistan n
AEEC (Egypt) n
n BCSD Taiwan
CII India n
BCSD UAE n
n BEC (Hong Kong)
TERI BCSD India n
BCSD Mexico n
CentraRSE (Guatemala) n
n BCSD Honduras
BCSD Thailand n
n Vietnam BCSD
uniRSE (Nicaragua) n
n PBE (Philippines)
n BCSD Curaçao
AED (Costa Rica) n
BCSD Sri Lanka n
n BCSD Venezuela
BCSD Malaysia n
n BCSD Colombia
BCSD Ecuador n
PERU 2021 n
n BCSD Brazil
BCSD Bolivia n
BCSD Zimbabwe n
FEMA (Mozambique) n
BCSD Paraguay n
BCA Australia n
NBI (South Africa) n
n BCSD Uruguay
Accion RSE (Chile) n
BCSD New Zealand n
n BCSD Argentina
In the process of being created
Strong presence in Latin America
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CSI Participants (with headquarters country)

• Ash Grove Cement (USA)
• Camargo Correa (Brazil)
• CEMEX (Mexico)
• Cementos Molins (Spain)
• Cimentos Liz (Brazil)
• Cimpor (Portugal)
• CRH (Ireland)
• Grasim Cement (India)
• HeidelbergCement (Germany)
• Holcim (Switzerland)
• Italcementi (Italy)
• Lafarge (France)
• SCG (Thailand)
• SECIL (Portugal)
• Shree Cement (India)
• Taiheiyo (Japan)
• Titan (Greece)
• Votorantim (Brazil)

Collectively, participants have operations in
more than 100 countries
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CSI Agenda for Action (2002)

• Joint projects develop
• guidelines
• best practices
• reporting and monitoring systems

• Individual company actions
• develop Sustainable Development strategy
• implement guidelines and best practices
• publically report KPIs
• 3rd party verification
• set targets and report progress

Key areas

• Climate protection
• Responsible use of fuels and raw materials
• Employee health and safety
• Emissions monitoring and reduction
• Local impacts on land and communities
• Communications and progress reporting
• Concrete recycling (since 2006)
• Concrete sustainability (since 2008)

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Current Focus Health and Safety

• CSI commitment
• develop standards to measure, monitor and report
• Exchange information to reduce
• number of accidents
• report performance in common format analyze for
  trends and common problems
• Specific fatality prevention programs being
  developed for drivers and contactors
• Presentation by Anthony Henshaw, CEMEX
• Breakout on driver safety this afternoon

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Current Focus Climate protection

• CO2 protocol used by 80 of the worlds cement
  industry
• Getting the Numbers Right (GNR) Global cement
  database for CO2 and energy factors, with
  independently verified data
• Policy Work Sectoral approach to CO2 emissions
  management for post-Kyoto international
  agreement.
• New CDM Methodology proposed to encourage more
  wide scale use of CDM.
• CSI-IEA Technology Roadmap
• to identify technology needs to
• 2050.

• Roadmap breakout session with
• Caroline Twigg and Martin Schneider.

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Climate change policy discussions

• EU Emissions Trading System next phase
• US Waxman-Markey bill in Congress
• China planning to set emissions intensity targets
  in next 5-year plan. Already have energy
  efficiency goals.
• Asia Pacific Partnership
• IEA Roadmap development
• UNFCCC COP 15 Copenhagen and beyond
• NAMAs and sectoral emissions management
• Reform of CDM mechanism

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Getting the Numbers Right (GNR) a database for
the cement industry

• Representative statistical information on the
  energy and CO2 performance of clinker and cement
  production, worldwide and regionally, to serve
  the needs of internal and external stakeholders.
• World-wide cement production related CO2 and
  Energy Performance Information, from over 800
  cement plants
• 23 indicators at installation and company level
  on production, CO2 emissions, thermal electric
  energy use, fuel mix, etc.,
• Years now available 1990, 2000, 2005, 2006
• 2007 data collection available by end of
  September
• External assurance of CO2 data by CSI members

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Regional coverage of cement production in GNR
database (800 million tons cement produced by CSI
members)
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Energy consumption per tonne clinker by kiln type
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Global gross CO2 per tonne clinker (1990 to 2006)
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Global net CO2 per tonne cementitious (19902006)
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CO2 emissions trends
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GNR - conclusion

• A wealth of data to develop knowledge
• to manage and improve the cement industrys CO2
  and energy performance
• CSI invites further participation
• Detailed report published in June 2009
  onlinewww.wbcsdcement.org/co2data
• Global data available online
• Regional data being added to support CDM

• Breakout session with Eamon Geraghty, CRH
• this afternoon

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International Climate Policy a Sectoral Approach

• A combination of policies and measures, developed
  within the UNFCCC
• International Cooperation with major sector
  actors to develop agreed data, monitoring and
  verification requirements, etc.
• Nationally Appropriate Mitigation Action (NAMAs)
  to set local goals, policies and timetables.
• Offers the ability to move more quickly with a
  smaller number of parties. It does not limit
  economic growth in developing countries
• Presentation by Vincent Mages, Lafarge
• Breakout Session with Vincent Patrick
• Verhagen (Holcim)

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Other Recent Work

• Cement Technology Roadmap (with IEA)
• Breakout session this afternoon
• Recycling concrete Towards Zero Landfill
• Report published in July 2009,
• available online
• www.wbcsdcement.org/recycling

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Recycling concrete Towards Zero Landfill

• Raise awareness of concrete recycling
• In some countries, near full recovery achieved
• But mostly, concrete ends up in landfills
• Little data available

• Recommendations
• Collect and publish data
• Adopt policies to incentivize recycling
• Set targets for use of recycled concrete
• Report published in July 2009, available online
  www.wbcsdcement.org/recycling

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Quarry rehabilitation case studies

• 21 case studies from CSI members
• Links with UEPG, UNEP, CEMBUREAU
• Breakout on quarry rehabilitation at 4.15pm

www.wbcsdcement.org
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Summary

• 2008-09 A very busy year for CSI many climate
  data and policy projects
• Increased work on employee safety companies are
  not satisfied with their current safety
  performance
• Further discussions this morning
• Come to the breakout sessions this afternoon
• Technology Roadmap
• Sectoral Approach
• Getting the Numbers Right
• Improving Driver Safety
• Carbon Capture and Storage
• Quarry Rehabilitation

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• Thank you
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