Cloud Cycle & HS2: Transforming Cement & its Supply Chain with IoT, Machine Learning & Big Data.

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Title
Cloud Cycle & HS2: Transforming Cement & its Supply Chain with IoT, Machine Learning & Big Data.

CoPED ID
5ee7102b-eff7-44a9-9f00-91c4d56f7ad9

Status
Closed


Value
£1,169,338

Start Date
March 31, 2021

End Date
March 30, 2022

Description

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The UK cement industry is facing increasing pressure to reduce its emissions profile in line with government targets (net zero 2050) and end-users that a looking for 'low-carbon' concrete solutions. Furthermore, there is a shortage of supply versus demand for cement throughout the UK, whereby 5% of concrete goes to waste on construction projects and Covid19 has exacerbated supply constraints.

Cloud Cycle's innovation looks to address these issues through redistributing surplus concrete onsite, linking into BIM to allow for improved design, procurement and quality control. This project will also allow for the integration of LCA/emissions reporting functionality, improving oversight of full supply-chain emissions from cement production to end-use. Access to this data and capabilities will make the UK cement industry more sustainable and competitive in the face of extreme production challenges caused by Covid19\.

Cloud Cycle Ltd. LEAD_ORG
Cloud Cycle Ltd. PARTICIPANT_ORG
Hs2 Ltd PARTICIPANT_ORG

Phillip White PM_PER

Subjects by relevance
  1. Cement industry
  2. Emissions
  3. Concrete
  4. Cement
  5. Sustainable development
  6. Concrete industry
  7. Industry
  8. Quality control
  9. Construction

Extracted key phrases
  1. Cloud Cycle
  2. UK cement industry
  3. Cement production
  4. Amp
  5. Supply constraint
  6. Supply Chain
  7. Surplus concrete onsite
  8. Machine Learning
  9. Emission reporting functionality
  10. Emission profile
  11. Big Data
  12. Concrete solution
  13. Chain emission
  14. Construction project
  15. Hs2

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