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Meta strikes deal to help bring a low-carbon cement plant to Missouri

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Briefings

Meta has signed an agreement with Fortera to support the construction of a low-carbon cement plant in Missouri. This initiative aims to address the U.S. shortage of clean cement, which is critical for data centers. The deal is part of Meta's broader strategy to reduce the climate impact of its operations, though the specific location and timeline remain to be confirmed.

Key points

• Meta signed a deal with Fortera to support the construction of a low-carbon cement plant in Missouri.
• The agreement addresses the U.S. shortage of clean cement, which is essential for data centers.

Context

Meta is seeking low-carbon construction materials to limit the climate impact of its data centers. The U.S. currently produces very little clean cement or green steel, with production concentrated in a few locations.

Limitations

The evidence is limited to the announcement of the deal. Specific details such as the plant's exact location, construction timeline, and the specific amount of carbon reduction are not provided in the source.

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