Weekly cement news highlights: 29 June – 3 July 2015
Published by Harleigh Hobbs,
Editor
World Cement,
Cement news highlights: 22 – 26 June
Development and expansion
- Martin Engineering GmbH has announced the expansion of its conveyor safety-training program.
- A development agreement has been signed between Galliford Try and the Greater London Authority to construct the Silvertown Way development.
Corporate affairs
- Terex Construction has strengthened its distributor network with the appointment of Embankment Machinery Sales Ltd.
- ACIS will expand its service offering with Magnesita’s refractory products in support of global cement greenfield projects
- McInnis Cement and the Forestry Cooperative Association-St Elzear have signed a cooperative agreement to study biomass.
Distribution
- Sandvik Construction has announced that the Lutze Group is to be the company’s new distributor.
- Sinoma E & E has awarded a contract to Claudius Peters for the delivery of an ETA cooler with a capacity of 5500 tpd.
Environmental considerations
- Arabian Cement has custom-built the latest addition to its alternative fuel processing machinery.
- Rockström shares his belief that the earth’s biophysical capacity is no long sufficient to support mankind’s actions.
- Concrete cured with carbon dioxide (CO2) performs comparably or better than traditional Portland Cement-based concrete.
This week’s not to be missed stories …
- Research conducted by Freedonia Group Inc. has suggested that demand for construction machinery US$218 billion in 2019, decelerating its growth pace.
- The benefits of offsite construction could be crucial to meeting targets that have repeatedly been missed.
Written by Harleigh Hobbs
Read the article online at: https://www.worldcement.com/the-americas/03072015/weekly-cement-news-highlights-29-june-3-july-2015-98/
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