CIMPOR, a historic Portuguese company, is leading the way in environmental sustainability with a strategic decarbonisation plan for Portugal. The €360 million investment aims to achieve carbon neutrality by 2050 through various initiatives. At the forefront is the Alhandra Production Centre, implementing projects such as switching to waste-derived fuels, hydrogen usage, heat recovery mechanisms, and renewable energy units. These efforts will result in significant emission reductions and energy savings. Additionally, investments in energy-efficient equipment and low-carbon cements are key components of the plan. Other CIMPOR plants, like Souselas, are also making strides toward carbon neutrality by investing in alternative materials like calcined clays. The company is also focusing on improving operational efficiency, including upgrading packaging facilities to meet market demands for sustainable products. Notably, CIMPOR's partnership with Vodafone highlights its commitment to innovation. The implementation of a 5G Standalone network at the Alhandra plant enables real-time monitoring, predictive maintenance, and environmental footprint reduction. This project's success will extend to other CIMPOR plants, facilitating digital transformation company-wide. The visit by Economy Minister Pedro Reis underscored the government's support for CIMPOR's initiatives and emphasized the importance of carbon neutrality and energy efficiency for Portugal's industrial sector. The collaboration between public and private entities is crucial in achieving decarbonisation goals and ensuring a sustainable future for the country's cement industry.