ECRA’s research on carbon capture in the cement industry – part 2
The European Cement Research Academy studies whether reuse of captured CO2 is feasible in the cement industry in the second part of this two-part article.
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The European Cement Research Academy studies whether reuse of captured CO2 is feasible in the cement industry in the second part of this two-part article.
The European Cement Research Academy outlines the latest developments in its research on oxyfuel kilns.
Following the very successful Symposium in 2014, Loesche is introducing a new series of seminars covering specific topics. The first seminar will focus on “Alternative Fuels” and will take place from 7 – 8 May 2015 at the Hilton Danube Hotel in Vienna.
Winterhill is to value and dispose of more than £35 million of construction and mining equipment in a new contract with a multinational client.
Eric Olsen has been chosen to lead the companies after the merger is closed.
Salford University students visited the plant near Buxton to learn more about the use of natural gas in a modern cement plant.
Lafarge Tarmac’s Cauldon cement plant has achieved six years without any reportable breaches of gas emissions, and four years without any measured breaches across all of its plant operations.
As of 1 April, Eurocement has changed the way it packages its products, launching a new range of eco-friendly, colour-coded packaging.
The Markit/CIPS UK Construction Purchasing Managers’ Index® came in at 57.8 in March 2015.
Chairman Peng Shou attended the signing ceremony for OYAK’s two cement waste heat power generation projects.
The UK’s David Ball Group has received an investment from the Wheatsheaf Group, which it will use to develop its PUDLO brand concrete waterproofing system and to commercialise Cemfree.
Eurocement, which holds a 10.8% stake in Holcim, is said to be dissatisfied with the renegotiated terms of the mega merger between cement giants Holcim and Lafarge.