Europe & CIS

World Cement’s first in-person conference and exhibition is due to kick off on Sunday 10 March! Join cement industry professionals from around the world to discuss the cement industry's decarbonisation journey.

Leading organisations from the cement and concrete industry have attended international talks in Paris, which it is hoped, will help to create a framework to decarbonise the built environment.

Scotland’s economic development and drive for decarbonisation depend on domestically available mineral products according to MPAS.

CDP ratings demonstrate commitment to environmental transparency.

This project aims to demonstrate a scalable solution for the efficient capture of unavoidable CO2 emissions released during cement and lime production.

A donation of £140 000 from the Tarmac Landfill Communities Fund has helped to build a brand-new community hall in Nottinghamshire.

Rohrdorfer is building Austria's first CO2 recovery plant in the cement industry on an industrial scale.

Cemex has invested in an improvement programme on the site at its Raynes Quarry, in Conwy, North Wales.

The company's consistent improvement in operational KPIs underpins its strong financial results.

SCHWENK Zement has commissioned thyssenkrupp Polysius to build a demonstration plant for the production of activated clay without calcination.

The company has announced a new strategic plan for the period 2024 – 26, after having exceeded the previous plan one year ahead.

The company has enjoyed full-year net sales of CHF27 009 million, a recurring EBIT of CHF4760 million and an industry-leading recurring EBIT margin of 17.6%.

Ecocem will be the only international cement technology company exhibiting at the event.

R. Todd Swinderman, Martin Engineering, explores proper skirtboard configurations for preventing dust and spillage in cement production.

Holcim Spain has joined the Green Building Council Spain (GBCE) with the aim of promoting circular and sustainable construction practices in the building sector.