Cemex news

Since the Climate Action strategy was established at a global level in mid-2020, the company's centres in Spain have been working on the design and installation of solar power plants for self-consumption in their cement factories.

The company has announced strong results in the fourth quarter of 2020 with EBITDA growing double-digit on a year over year basis in most regions.

The company has announced that it has been included in the 2021 S&P Global Sustainability Yearbook for the second time (previous in 2017 yearbook).

The company has announced that Rudiger Kuhn has been appointed as the Representative of the Economy on the newly formed Sustainability Advisory Board for the Federal State of Brandenburg, Germany.

The company has announced that its US operations have been awarded a grant from the United States Department of Energy to research, engineer and develop a pilot for a breakthrough carbon capture unit.

The company has announced its participation in the Low Emissions Intensity Lime and Cement 2 (LEILAC 2) project, a research and innovation initiative aimed to decarbonise the cement production process.

The company is providing over 40 000 t of a spray concrete for the construction of the Thames Tideway Tunnel, the biggest infrastructure project undertaken by the UK water industry.

The company has supplied approximately 30 000 t of cement for the Teruel Airport Platform (PLATA).

The company’s US$235 million investment in a new cement line recently reached a milestone with the lifting of the new rotary kiln into position.

The company has provided Vertua low carbon concrete for a new office development in the Climate Innovation District in Leeds.