Construction news

Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Engineering has signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with Tokuyama Corporation for the implementation of a CO2 capture demonstration testing programme at their cement plant.

The Company’s Supervisory Board met on 25 March 2022 and reviewed the 2021 accounts approved by the Management Board. The audit procedures have been completed and the audit report on the certification is being issued.

The companies have launched a joint pilot project so that high-quality concrete can be produced from demolition material.

M&J Recycling explains the importance of alternative fuels produced from waste in the pursuit of a circular economy.

UK producers of construction and industrial mineral products have called on Chancellor of the Exchequer Rishi Sunak to level the playing field with EU competitors, reduce energy costs and increase certainty to boost investment ahead of his Spring forecast statement (23 March 2022).

The hydrogen fuel cells combine hydrogen (stored on-board the vehicle) and oxygen (from the atmosphere) to generate electricity that powers the vehicle.

The company chose Infor CloudSuite to empower its digital path and optimise delivery against a surging demand for cement boards across the UAE.

This bricking machine replaces old-fashioned wood form and wedges and reduces set-up time.

The company has signed a Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) with an Independent Power Producer, MOMNAI Energy Limited, to set up two Solar Plants adjacent to the company’s Mombasa Plant and Nairobi Grinding Plant.

The new Ciments du Maroc grinding centre located 18 km from the city of Nador in the municipality of Ouled Settout, will be operational from July 2022.