CarbonZero: Alternative Fuels and Raw Materials Global Conference and Exhibition 2022 partners with ZERO - Association for the Sustainability of the Earth System, for a program focused on the decarbonisation of the cement and concrete industry.
Holcim is joining the most innovative industry event in Europe for decarbonisation by use of alternative fuels in the cement industry and cementitious materials in both cement and construction.
To further eliminate CO2 emissions from the production of cement, FLSmidth will lead a new consortium to mature and deploy carbonation technologies in the industry.
CEMEX is helping to meet growing customer demand for its products by adding 10 new lower emission tippers to its own fleet, which boast upgraded safety features, a higher payload for increased efficiency and a step change in decarbonisation of its delivery fleet.
Tarmac has installed hundreds of solar photovoltaic (PV) panels at its Birmingham Asphalt Plant in Washwood Heath as part of the UK’s leading sustainable building materials and construction solutions business’s commitment to meeting its net zero targets.
European environmental technology group - Saxlund Group - a leading specialist in biomass combustion, Energy-from-Waste and bulk materials handling, will use RWM to showcase a range of innovative solutions for operators and investors for local, small-scale CHP plants in the 1 to 5MWe range, in addition to its full range of bulk materials handling solutions.
Betolar has signed a development cooperation agreement to drive low-carbon construction with Consolis Parma, Finland's leading manufacturer of precast concrete elements.
The fourth annual Global Cement and Concrete Association (GCCA) “Concrete in Life” photography competition has launched, with professional and amateur photographers from around the world set to capture the beauty of concrete and showcase the role of concrete in a sustainable world.
The international initiative, which is part of the Horizon programme, could help decrease CO2 emissions in the refractory industry by up to 800 000 tpy.
Three member companies of the Mineral Products Association (MPA) have been shortlisted for carbon capture technology funding under Phase 2 of the Government’s cluster sequencing process.
The threatened species, great crested newt, has been recorded in record numbers following the successful restoration of a raised bog between Tarmac’s Arcow and Dry Rigg Quarries in North Yorkshire, as part of the company’s ongoing commitment to supporting wildlife and biodiversity across the UK.
Hanson’s Padeswood cement works in Flintshire has been shortlisted for funding as part of the Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy’s (BEIS) Phase 2 Carbon Capture and Storage Cluster Sequencing process.
LOESCHE published its first sustainability report in July 2022. The report refers to the calendar year 2021.
CEMEX’s corporate venture capital and open innovation unit, have announcced that they are investing in a global early-stage venture fund, Zacua Ventures, aiming to tackle the construction industry’s biggest challenges in sustainability.
Breedon Group confirms its entry into the marine aggregates business in Great Britain with the acquisition of Severn Sands Limited.