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Votorantim Cimentos ended 2024 with global emissions of 550 kg of CO2/ t of cementitious materials produced, a reduction of 27.9% compared to 1990, the baseline year used by the cement industry.
The Ecocem-led consortium has received €4 million, the maximum funding available for an individual project.
FLS introduces its new mill liner recycling services offering, underscoring its commitment to sustainability and to supporting customers with productivity-enhancing mill liner solutions.
Alan Highton, Martin Engineering, examines challenges and raises solutions for handling alternative feedstocks in cement plants.
Cemex Ventures launches the third edition of Leaplab, its intensive acceleration programme designed for startups with the potential to revolutionise the construction industry.
Holcim, IGNIS P2X, and Exolum have formed a strategic partnership to develop ECO2FLY, an innovative CO2 circular economy project that will transform industrial emissions into sustainable aviation fuel (eSAF).
Cemex and the Panamanian Authority of Aquatic Resources (ARAP), with Audubon Americas as a facilitating partner, are working together to address the growing threat of ‘ghost nets’ – discarded fishing nets that endanger marine ecosystems in Panamanian waters.
Cemvision and S:t Eriks have entered into a partnership agreement to continue driving innovation and reducing the climate footprint of the construction industry.
Titan America SA have announced that Titan Virginia Ready-Mix LLC and Roanoke Cement Company LLC, both Titan America companies, were recognised by the National Ready Mix Concrete Association with a 2025 Concrete Innovations Award for their design and paving project at Norfapeake Terminal LLC.
Heidelberg Materials UK has been granted planning permission to build a carbon capture plant (CCP) at its Padeswood cement works in north Wales, marking a major milestone for the project.
Jeff Shelton, Dracyon, outlines a three-step strategy to tackle leaking air cannons and eliminate the 'million-dollar problem' of air leaks.
Betolar's newly developed innovative method combines the separation of metals from waste material with the production of green cement.