On September 17, 2026, the project partners CTP (Centre Terre et Pierre asbl), VITO, IMT Northern Europe and Junia_Engineers met at the CTP for their first COMAC.
This is an opportunity to take stock of the project’s progress and to get an exclusive look at the new pilot clinkerization kiln (🎬 https://www.youtube.com/watch?si=yovIIEsa_MqQ7TKK&v=Ce5Fidy2l0k&feature=youtu.be), which was inaugurated on September 11 in the presence of Minister Jeholet.
This strategic infrastructure will play a key role in the development of new generations of low-carbon binders. This is a central focus of the DepolLowC project, which aims to develop three types of low-carbon binders—namely, supersulfated cements, alkali-activated binders, and binders based on calcined clays—for the stabilization of pollutants found on brownfield sites.
The day concluded with a technical meeting featuring lively discussions about the initial results obtained and future prospects.