FLSmidth Wadgassen accredited for health and safety
FLSmidth receives health and safety certification, as well as a €125 million loan for research and development in the cement industry.
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FLSmidth receives health and safety certification, as well as a €125 million loan for research and development in the cement industry.
As well as accelerating setting times, the additive retains heavy metals and is biodegradable.
A new power station in Pembroke, Wales, has significantly limited the CO2 emitted during its construction by making use of low carbon Phoenix Portland Flyash cement.
Loesche secures another Indonesian contract.
The past week’s pollution levels seem to have been a wake up call, with the media speaking out against the smog that has enveloped Beijing and many other northern cities.
Generous allocations for infrastructure in the budget will see an increase in demand.
Edward Sulivan will assume the role, in addition to his existing responsibilities.
FLSmidth has divested the Industrial and Infrastructure business units gained through its acquisition of Ludowici.
The company has developed a methodology to standardise water measurement and management across all of the company’s operations.
With one of its domestic plants closing and a pressure group formed to force the government into action over the alleged glut, we take a quick look at the latest news to come from Nigerian Cement giant, Dangote
UK construction output dropped by 9.8% y/y in November, with Scotland continuing to feel the strain.
Rick Bohan and Andy O’Hare, Portland Cement Association, USA, discuss the amendments made to the standard’s rules for compliance over the last year. This is an abridged version of the full article, which appeared in the January 2013 issue of World Cement. Subscribers can view the full article by logging in.