China cement news
Asian cement and steel companies will not survive rising carbon prices
Asian carbon emitting companies will see consistent negative margins in the next decade if they do not decarbonise, a new report from Imperial College Business School has concluded.
Huaxin Cement joins WCA as corporate member
The World Cement Association (WCA) welcomes the Chinese building materials company, Huaxin Cement Co., Ltd as a Corporate Member.
The future of Chinese cement production
Li Kunming, China Cement Net Big Data Study Institute, and Ma Qingfang, WCA Beijing Office, outline the developmental trends in the Chinese cement sector, offering insights into the challenges and opportunities facing Chinese operators in the future.
Hoffmann Green Cement announces the granting of a Chinese patent for its clay-based H-EVA cement
Hoffmann Green Cement announces the granting of the H-EVA patent in China, its clinker-free cement based on activated clay.
Integrating 'green intelligence' into WHRPG
Sinoma-EC explain how WHRPG presents an opportunity to make cement production more intelligent, and energy efficient...
Answering China's efficiency ambitions
Dr. Rodrigo Gomez, Mr. Chen Yunqing, and Eric Song, thyssenkrupp Polysius, explain the efficiency benefits that have lead to one burner design achieving a 50% market share in China's high-performance cement production lines.
Dealing with dust in Deyang
W. L. Gore & Associates share how a dust collection system upgrade helped improve environmental results, reduce operating costs and increase productivity for the Lisen Cement Plant in Deyang, China
Hoffmann Green Cement Technologies announces the granting of the H-P2A patent in China
The H-P2A (High Performance Alkaline Activation) technology is a geopolymer technology allowing the formulation of decarbonated cements, based on co-products from the industry.
Fine China
Fu Lijuan, China National Building Materials Exhibition & Trade Centre (CBME), and Tian Guiping & Cui Yuansheng, Institute of Technical Information for Building Materials Industry of China (ITIBMIC), discuss the development status and future prospects of China’s cement industry.
Taiwan Cement Corporation to acquire ENGIE’s stake in ENGIE EPS
The company has entered into a definitive sale and purchase agreement with Engie SA to acquire Engie's 60.48% stake in Engie Eps SA for €17.10 per share in cash, for an aggregate consideration of €132 million.