CarbonCure collaborates with Airgas
CarbonCure has announced a collaboration with Airgas to adopt CO2 utilisation technologies for concrete production within the US Gulf Coast.
CarbonCure has announced a collaboration with Airgas to adopt CO2 utilisation technologies for concrete production within the US Gulf Coast.
Graphene, which is stronger and more water resistant than existing concretes, has been produced using new nanotechnology.
GE are to provide Power Cement Limited with a a 132/6.3 kilovolt (kV) air-insulated switchgear (AIS) grid station in order to increase capacity.
Barbour ABI has announced that infrastructure construction contract figures hit an all time low in March.
World Cement talks to John Stull, CEO of US Cement at LafargeHolcim about his career, the challenges facing the cement industry, the importance of sustainability - and the most interesting place he's visited.
Bulent Kolanci, ABB, describes the upgrade of Cement Knowledge Manager and LIMS at The Monarch Cement Co.
World Cement asked three leading companies how trends in automation and Big Data were impacting the bagging, packing, and dispatch of cement.
William Jerald, CalPortland, discusses the drive to achieve energy efficiency at the company's Rillito and Ore Grande cement plants.
Portland Cement Association envisions infrastructure stimulation over the next two years.
ABB, a technology leader in electrification products, robotics, and industrial automation, has announced a €100 million investment for an innovation and training campus in Austria.
CDP states that cement companies urgently need to more than double their emissions reductions or risk missing climate goals.
A reduction of direct carbon dioxide emissions by 24% could be achieved by 2050 due to a combination of technology and policy solutions.
Canadian green-technology company whose technology converts carbon into concrete has advanced to the final phase of the NRG COSIA Carbon XPRIZE.
This article from FCT Combustion looks at a vital new breakthrough for cement plant operators and kiln engineers.
Thomas Schmidheiny and Bertrand Collomb will not stand for re-election, changing LafargeHoclim's Board of Directors.