Meta agrees to buy 200,000 tons of low-carbon cement certificates from Fortera

Fortera has signed a multi-year agreement to supply Meta with environmental attribute certificates linked to approximately 200,000 tons of its low-carbon cement. This deal aims to provide long-term revenue visibility for Fortera and secure financing for its planned cement plant in Ste. Genevieve, Missouri. The facility is designed to produce ReAct Cement, which Fortera states generates 70% fewer emissions than ordinary Portland cement. The agreement supports the development of domestic supply for lower-emission construction materials, with Meta also having the option to use the cement in its own construction projects.

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