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The partnership brings together two leading climate technologies to provide a highly efficient and easily scalable approach to atmospheric carbon dioxide removal by DAC.
HWI’s headquarters will remain in Pittsburgh as the headquarters of the combined company’s Americas region operations. Calderys’ headquarters will remain in Paris for the rest of the combined Group.
CEMEX Ventures pledges to integrate sustainable deal sourcing and screenings, due diligence evaluations, and ESG reporting and monitoring into its pre- and post-investment activities
Winners announced in prestigious photo competition which highlights beauty and essential role of concrete throughout world.
The cooperation between SICK, WCA and its members will strengthen the global cement industry’s efforts towards sustainable cement production.
By proposing a phase-out date of 2041 for the use of industrial CO2 in RFNBOs, Commission draft Delegated Act risks impacting decarbonisation investments.
The transaction advances TITAN’s growth strategy as it will enhance the group’s global offering of green, low-carbon cementitious products.
Holcim launches Europe’s first calcined clay cement operation in its Saint-Pierre-la-Cour plant in France to deliver ECOPlanet green cement.
Climate tech pioneer Carbon Re is joining forces with cement manufacturing consulting firm A³&Co.® to accelerate the decarbonisation of the cement industry.
ABB has delivered advanced automation and digital technologies to Votorantim Cimentos, as it embraces Industry 4.0 in cement to simultaneously optimise production and decarbonise operations.
Cement 2 Zero (C2Z), a UK-based demonstrator project to trial the world’s first zero-emissions cement on an industrial scale, was officially launched this week having successfully conducted the first in a series of pilot-scale melts.
More than 14 000 entries were submitted from every major continent, by both amateur and professional photographers for this year’s competition, run by the Global Cement and Concrete Association (GCCA).