Cement news updates

Ozinga has officially broken ground on a cutting-edge low-carbon cement manufacturing facility in East Chicago, Indiana.

Hakkers and Paebbl just released their first project at the Port of Rotterdam that significantly reduces the environmental impact of maritime anchoring.

Cumulative investment in carbon capture and storage (CCS) is expected to reach US$80 billion over the next five years, according to DNV’s new Energy Transition Outlook: CCS to 2050 report.

ABB expands operations centre to strengthen support for process industries customers in North America.

Quarry Manufacturing & Supplies (QMS) explores how advanced cone crushing technology enhances quarry efficiency, product quality, and sustainability in aggregate production.

Dr von Achten was officially confirmed as President at the GCCA Global CEO Gathering and Leaders Conference in Mexico City in June 2025.

The newly instated Plant Manager at Holcim UK’s cement plant in Cauldon, Staffordshire, UK, has put protecting the local environment and boosting community engagement at the top of his agenda for the role.

Cemex UK is launching its Biodiversity Net Gain (BNG) offering to the industry, to help support organisations achieve their own Biodiversity Net Gain requirements following the changes to UK legislation.

Adani Cement was the lead cement supplier in the project with ~65 000 t — making it a key contributor to the structural backbone of the bridge.

Dr Diana Casey, Mineral Products Association, describes the critical role of CCUS in decarbonising UK cement production and highlights the economic and industrial opportunities presented by Padeswood and Peak Cluster projects.

Already in summer 2024 the Austrian machine manufacturer sued two Chinese companies that copied Starlinger's patented AD*STAR bag production technologies.

The summit runs alongside the GCCA global industry gathering and includes key policy dialogue and case studies exploring key themes around circularity and the built environment.

The firms participating in this programme thus far represent over US$59.5 billion in annual revenues.

Cemex have announced the pricing of US$1 billion of its subordinated notes with no fixed maturity denominated in US Dollars.

CEMBUREAU outlines how the Clean Industrial Deal can provide the policy foundation needed to accelerate decarbonisation across Europe’s cement sector.

This collaboration builds upon TITAN’s earlier investment in Carbon Upcycling and underscores both companies’ shared commitment to accelerating the decarbonisation of the building materials industry.

The new facility will allow students at the college to learn and develop their skills in an environment designed to better prepare students for industry.

Holcim has acquired the operations of Langley Concrete Group Inc., a leading provider of precast solutions based in British Columbia.

Holcim UK has acquired an asphalt plant in Sharpness to strengthen its offer in the Gloucester and south west area.

Heidelberg Materials North America has acquired certain assets of Concrete Crushers Inc. (CCI), the largest concrete recycler in Calgary, Alberta.

The partnership ensures that customers across the country will have full access to Screencore’s complete line of versatile material processing equipment.

Molins acquires Concremat, the leading precast concrete company in Portugal, and will build a new robotic plant in central Spain.

Cemex introduce its new Prime range of advanced admixtures to the EMEA market, marking the latest stage in a comprehensive evolution of its admixtures portfolio.

Over 200 sites will now deploy Fuelre4m’s Re4mx technology to reduce fuel use, lower emissions, and improve performance with no engine modifications.