Europe & CIS

Cemex and its partners have been awarded a grant of nearly £1.7 million by the Department for Transport for the next development stage of more sustainable maritime technologies

Tarmac has launched a new brand that includes a simplified system for rating the carbon footprint performance of its concrete products.

The acquisition of concession rights in pozzolana quarry enhances the Group’s ability to offer low-carbon products to its customers.

FLSmidth to explore divestment options for its Cement business.

The move follows the Manchester-based waste recycling company’s acquisition by Heidelberg Materials (then Hanson UK) in 2022.

They will now distribute in Bricomarché, Bricorama, Brico Cash and Tridôme stores.

evoBuild® enables a clear, coherent, and transparent tiering for sustainable products globally and complements the recently launched brand evoZero®.

The move reflects Heidelberg Materials’ commitment to strengthen its footprint across Oxfordshire and Warwickshire.

This enlargement of its electric truck fleet will contribute to Holcim’s 2030 goal of reducing by 24% its scope 3 downstream transportation emissions.

Petrofac is delivering carbon capture projects to support building material supplier Aggregate Industries UK.

Three key priorities for the next UK Government have been outlined in a new report from the Mineral Products Association.

Climate tech company Partanna has developed the world’s first and only carbon negative concrete, made without Portland cement.

Cemex Ventures names the top startups to watch together with an in-depth review of industry investments in 2023 and an outlook for 2024.

The transaction is expected to close during the first quarter of 2024 and includes all related assets, including intellectual property, technology, employees and customer contracts.

Saint-Gobain gathered its team of athletes #AimingHigher around its mentor, Luc Abalo, at the 'Maison du Handball'.