Standard cement manufacturing technology, using super-heated kilns, hasn’t changed much since the Romans mixed cement to pave roads 2,000 years ago.
Srinivas Kilambi, a self-described clean energy serial inventor, aims to change that. He says his new process, a potential “paradigm shift,” would need far less energy, a much smaller plant, and a shorter production time.
via Better Your Business – Clean Tech Investing Shifts Focus – US Business News – CNBC.
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