Europe & CIS

The company will take a step forward to complement its portfolio of products and services for sustainable urbanisation across the construction value chain.

Ten LafargeHolcim green building solutions are endorsed today by the ‘Solar Impulse Efficient Solution’ label, recognising world-leading technologies that protect the environment in a profitable way.

The company will supply concrete for the construction of the Las Glòries Tunnel road from its plant in Sagrera.

The company has been awarded a new contract by Nanjing Kisen International Engineering, part of CNBM Group, for a Lafarge Holcim cement plant in Poland.

The company has outlined its agenda for its Annual General Meeting (AGM) which will take place on 04 May 2021 at 10am CEST.

The companies have joined forces to support young people in the Kujawsko-Pomorskie region. From the new school year, all students from the region will be able to study as automation specialists.

As part of the project, the Wössingen cement works is aiming to expand its mining area. For this purpose, the border is to be moved by a strip of about 150 m wide with an area of around 11 ha.

The club received almost £20 000 to complete the project which will make the building safe, warm and welcoming for those who use it.

Access to the visitor centre at Whisby Nature Park will be improved through a programme of work thanks to a grant from the Tarmac Landfill Communities Fund.

Populations of nationally important reptile species have been protected and moved to specially designed and bespoke new habitats at Tarmac’s Bellhouse Quarry in Essex.

Lafarge Cement Hungary Ltd. has awarded A TEC a contract for the implementation of a new alternative fuel concept for its Királyegyháza Cement Plant.

The report highlights the company’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic, the essential value of its industrial activity, its Climate Action strategy, and its commitment to drive the industry’s innovation by unlocking new value opportunities.

The partnership was formed to develop new products to combat climate change and comply with the ambitions of future environmental regulations.

The company has developed a new range of pellets made from non-recyclable waste, designed specifically for high-energy-use industries looking to reduce their carbon footprint.

The agreement will enable MPA to provide support services to CAA and allow CAA to take a more active role in the vital work of MPA in promoting sustainable concrete and masonry construction, and its broader engagement with industry.