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Morbihannaise de Bâtiment has already used Hoffmann Green 0% clinker concrete in several projects, confirming its technical feasibility, application quality, and environmental performance.
Holcim has achieved acclaimed “A” scores for climate and water security in CDP’s 2025 rankings, winning a spot on the non-profit’s corporate A-List.
Molins adopts the TNFD framework to integrate biodiversity and natural-capital criteria into its global sustainability strategy and reporting.
Cool Planet Technologies announce the successful testing of its third-generation carbon capture membrane module, marking a transformative milestone in the industrial scaling of its carbon capture technology.
CRH has been selected to join the S&P 500 index, effective prior to the open of trading on Monday, Dec. 22, 2025.
Cemvision and Vattenfall have signed a commercial agreement for the supply of near-zero-carbon cement to be used in energy infrastructure projects across Europe.
Worley has been awarded the Engineering, Procurement, and Construction Management (EPCM) contract for the carbon capture and storage (CCS) facility at Heidelberg Materials cement plant in Padeswood, North Wales.
Vestas has received a 10 MW order for a wind project from Cementeria Costantinopoli Srl to deliver renewable energy directly to their cement factory in the Basilicata region in Italy.
Cemvision has been awarded a grant from the Swedish Energy Agency to conduct a joint feasibility study with Tata Steel, exploring the potential to convert slags into high-value feedstock for near-zero-carbon cement, while also recovering valuable metals.
Hoffmann Green Cement Technologies announces the intensification of its collaboration with Entreprise de Construction et Bâtiment du Littoral (E.C.B.L.).
Modernising British Standards to encourage greater flexibility and faster acceptance of cement made using circular materials is vital in the push for low-carbon construction, according to a leading cement expert.
The reinforced collaboration between the two companies will result in an increase in the volume of 0% clinker concrete produced by EDYCEM's network of plants from 2026.