Dr Shiva Shirani wins Innovandi NanoCem Prize for research using 4D nano-technology to help improve low-carbon cement
Innovandi NanoCem Prize recognises best research related to global cement industry net zero mission.
Innovandi NanoCem Prize recognises best research related to global cement industry net zero mission.
Around 3500 visitors were able to get an idea of the plant and cement production on a total of 60 guided tours.
Heidelberg Materials aims at scaling up EnviCore’s proprietary technology to reprocess recycled construction and demolition waste into high-quality secondary cementitious materials (SCMs)
Companies will collaborate on international business development efforts.
thyssenkrupp Polysius supplies state-of-the-art CO2 separation technology to TITAN Group for large scale carbon capture project in Greece
Klara Geywitz, Federal Minister for Housing, Urban Development and Construction, visited the cement plant in Rohrdorf, Upper Bavaria.
Heidelberg Materials integrates Carbon Re's AI on top of ABB Ability™ Expert Optimizer to improve kiln performance
Government pledge to fund the launch of the UK's first sites for carbon capture, utilisation and storage (CCUS) welcomed by MPA.
Alpacem has inaugurated Austria's first district heating-powered concrete mixing plant in Klagenfurt, which will reduce annual CO2 emissions by 40 t.
Heidelberg Materials & REA welcome UK government announcement reaffirming commitment to carbon capture and storage cluster projects.
As part of Molins commitment to promoting the circular economy, Molins are playing a key role in building FC Barcelona’s new football stadium.
ABB and Carbon Re sign agreement to work on opportunities for combined solutions for the cement industry
Alpacem achieves Silver Certification from CSC, recognising sustainable practices across seven production sites
The Wietersdorfer Group has been awarded first place at the Austria’s Leading Companies competition in Carinthia, highlighting its successful internationalisation and diversification efforts across its five business sectors
Heidelberg Materials has started a feasibility study for a decarbonisation project at its Rezzato-Mazzano cement plant in the Italian province of Brescia.