Show Notes
This episode of the World Pipelines Podcast is the first of a two-part series on CCUS in the cement sector, and what that means for CCS pipelines in the UK. Featuring the CCUS panel discussion shared by delegates at the World Pipelines CCS Forum 2026 and World Cement’s EnviroTech 2026.
The CCUS panel discussion placed a special focus on projects taking place in the UK, such as Hynet and Peak Cluster.
Senior Editor of World Cement, David Bizley, puts questions to a panel of experts: Rachel Sutton, Interim CEO of Peak Cluster. Tolga Timirci, Head of Global CCUS Projects at Heidelberg Materials. Tom Redfern, Head of Sustainability at Holcim UK.
This first episode includes an introduction to the Peak Cluster project and a discussion the surrounding the challenges and opportunities facing the cement sector when it comes to developing and operating CCUS projects in the UK.
Coming soon: part two, in which we take questions from the EnviroTech and World Pipelines CCS Forum audiences.
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