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The impact of carbon pricing on Taiwan’s cement industry and strategic responses

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As climate change intensifies, nations worldwide are implementing carbon pricing policies to curb greenhouse gas emissions. For Taiwanese businesses, adapting to carbon fee policies and effectively implementing decarbonization strategies has become crucial. The cement industry, a significant contributor to carbon emissions, faces mounting pressure to adapt. This report explores the effects of carbon fees on the cement sector and outlines strategies for adaptation.

Why must the cement industry lead in decarbonization?

The cement sector accounts for approximately 7% of global greenhouse gas emissions due to its production processes, which involve burning limestone and coal. Over 80% of its emissions stem from Scope 1 and Scope 2 sources, meaning the industry has substantial control over its emissions through operational and process improvements.

As a primary target of Taiwan’s first phase of carbon fee implementation, the cement industry faces direct challenges. Proactively adopting decarbonization measures will help mitigate the impact of carbon fees. But how significant is this impact, and how should the industry respond?

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