LC3: A Guide to Best Practices for Scalable, Affordable, and Sustainable Low-Carbon Building With the support of UNIDO, we are proud to announce the publication of the latest LC3 brochure: LC3 can lower CO₂ emissions by up to 40% compared to conventional Portland cement while maintaining comparable performance in concrete, both […]
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The LC3 Project is pleased to announce a formal agreement with Wiss, Janney, Elstner Associates, Inc., (WJE) to act as LC3 Technical Resource Centre (LC3 TRC) in North America through WJE’s headquarters in Northbrook, Illinois, USA. This milestone expands the global LC3 TRC network, which already spans Africa, Latin America, […]
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Join us at EPFL, Lausanne for this engaging event!
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Many Congratulations to Noida Airport team and JK cement Ltd. for the first infrastructure use of LC3 in India. IIT Delhi has been the key developer of LC3 in India for the last 13 years and our team is actively contributing to its production and use. Credits to SDC for […]
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The yearly LC3-Doctoral School on LC3 will take place for the 13th time in Lausanne from the 26th to the 29th January, 2026. The Doctoral School gives an overview of the most recent advances on hydration of cementitious materials and especially blended cements. It includes detailed presentations, discussions and experiments […]
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JKCement has become the First company in India and the Indian Subcontinent region to produce LC3: Limestone Calcinated Clay Cement. “At JKCement, our vision has been guided by the underlying principle of producing responsibly,” explains Madhav Singhania, Joint Managing Director, “as we believe, in all humility, that real progress must […]
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The conference Shaping the fate of low-carbon cement science has got off to a great start in Ticino!
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The Sustainable Construction in Africa conference will soon be here! The pre-conference course is a free precursor to the main conference. Feel free to download the flyer:
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Prof. Scrivener received a Special Award for the development of sustainable cementitious materials from the Faculty Members of SUPSI, at the Rilem Annual Spring Convention in Mendrisio. Prof. Martina Hirayama, Secretary of State for Research, Education and Innovation, and an expert on polymer technology in her own right, gave a […]
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Prof. Karen Scrivener poses a key question, and answers it in detail.
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