Europe & CIS

Rohrdorfer is participating in the joint project ZEUS (Zero Emissions through Sector Coupling) to test and optimise technologies for the recovery and use of CO2.

KHD commissions upgraded pyroprocess and cement grinding lines at Holcim’s Campulung cement plant.

Leilac, a Calix subsidiary, has signed a binding and perpetual global licence agreement for the use of its technology by Heirloom for carbon dioxide removal by DAC.

Q3 net sales of CHF 7.34 billion, +4.3% organic growth.

Aker Carbon Capture has signed a pre-FEED contract for a major European power company to implement carbon capture at a portfolio of power plants in mainland Europe.

Effective immediately, Christopher Ashworth has been appointed new president of FLSmidth Cement reporting to the group CEO, Mikko Keto.

Global Segment Manager at Malvern Panalytical, Murielle Goubard, discusses how the building materials industry can contribute towards a greener future.

Cemex and Silverwoods are supporting the circular economy by utilising by-pass dust from the Cemex Rugby cement kiln for agricultural purposes.

Cementos Molins celebrates the first year of operation of its alternative raw materials plant, located within its facilities in Barcelona, Spain, with a significant milestone.

Martin Engineering experts have witnessed where 'guarding by location' has led to a lapse in workplace safety, resulting in injuries and – in some cases – fatalities.

Construction start for a pilot carbon capture installation was celebrated at Heidelberg Materials’ plant in Devnya, Bulgaria.

Comprising Recycl8’s pioneering R8 Mix along with blended cement and aggregate, the concrete was supplied to civil engineering and construction firm, W M Donald.

By targeting company-wide emissions as part of an overall strategic goal for carbon neutral operations, Parker Hannifin has shown what can be achieved in just one year.

Data Based Analysis has today published a 178 page report on the outlook for the global cement industry.

Fernando Gonzalez, CEO of Cemex has been elected as the new President of the Global Cement and Concrete Association (GCCA), whose members are committed to achieving net zero concrete by 2050.