Lafarge and PCL collaborate in repowering project
The companies have come together to reduce CO2 in construction.
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The companies have come together to reduce CO2 in construction.
The environmental non-profit organisation CDP has named CEMEX a global leader in its Supplier Engagement Rating.
This bricking machine replaces old-fashioned wood form and wedges and reduces set-up time.
The company has been honoured with a Bronze Class distinction in the Sustainability Awards 2022 organised by S&P Global.
The company has reported a consolidated EBITDA of 2.16 billion Colombian pesos at the end of 2021, representing an increase of 34% compared to 2020.
The company has stated that turnover in 2021 will compensate for the pandemic-related dip, however 2022 turnover expectations are muted due to supply chain disruptions.
WAMGROUP considers the most effective technologies for controlling dust emissions produced during the loading, unloading and storing of cement.
Tarmac has demonstrated and tested an innovative new low carbon concrete solution with Align, the joint venture delivering the Central 1 (C1) section of HS2 Phase One, the new high-speed rail line in the UK.
Although demand has seemingly relaxed in 2022, the demand-supply gap for housing remains substantial in Canada, says GlobalData.
World Cement invited industry leaders to share their thoughts on a range of grinding and milling-related topics. Contributions come from: FIVES FCB, Gebr. Pfeiffer, and thyssenkrupp Industrial Solutions.
Order intake grew 5% organically in 2021, as a result of an easing pandemic impact and improved site access compared to 2020. Including currency effects, order intake increased by 4% to DKK 19 233 m.
BEUMER describes how a cement plant was assisted in the modernisation of its bucket elevators.