Lafarge Africa Plc has announced the launch of ECOPlanet Unicem, Nigeria’s first low carbon multipurpose cement.
The innovative cement, designed with over 30 percent reduction in CO2 emissions, signifies a major step in Lafarge Africa’s ongoing commitment to sustainable building solutions.
Produced from its Mfamosing plant in Cross River State, ECOPlanet will be unveiled nationwide by the end of the year, as Lafarge Africa aims to double its market presence and enable low-carbon construction at scale.
Speaking at the launch event in Enugu, the Group Managing Director/CEO, Lafarge Africa Plc; Lolu Alade-Akinyemi, emphasized the company’s dedication to sustainability and innovation.
“At Lafarge Africa, our vision has always been to lead the building solutions industry in innovation and sustainability.
“The launch of ECOPlanet Unicem is not just about introducing a new product; it’s about redefining the way we think about construction and its impact on our environment,” the report by Vanguard newspaper quoted Alade-Akinyemi as saying.
He elaborated on the benefits of ECOPlanet Unicem, noting its significant reduction in emissions compared to traditional cement, making it an excellent choice for sustainable construction projects.
Despite its low-carbon nature, ECOPlanet provides superior performance, suitable for a wide range of applications, from complex infrastructure projects to residential buildings. The product is perfect for concreting, plastering, and on-site block-making.
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Lafarge Africa pioneers Nigeria’s low carbon multipurpose cement
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