European cement news
Heidelberg Materials launches sponsored American Depositary Receipts Programme
Heidelberg Materials announces the transition from an unsponsored to a sponsored American Depositary Receipts (ADR) programme.
Cementos Argos included in the FTSE4Good Latin America and FTSE4Good Emerging Markets Indexes for 2024
This recognition adds to the one received in December when Cementos Argos was included in the MILA Index of the Dow Jones Sustainability Index (DJSI).
Enhancing Air Cannons
Jeff Shelton and Connor Shelton, Dracyon Corp, discuss how enhancing air cannon reliability, volume, and nozzle performance can improve efficiency and reduce operational costs in the cement industry.
Heidelberg Materials Hispania name new General Manager
Heidelberg Materiales Hispania has appointed Carlos Sánchez Galán as the new General Manager to replace Jesús Ortiz Used, who has been in this position for the last 18 years.
Capsol Technologies begin carbon capture demonstration at Akmenes Cementas in Lithuania
Capsol Technologies’ first of two CapsolGo® demonstrations campaigns for cement producer SCHWENK has commenced operations at Akmenes cement plant in Lithuania.
Cracking The Construction CO2 Conundrum
Christian Husum, Next Generation SCM, discusses the world’s need for more concrete and demonstrates how new technology means it can be produced more sustainably than ever before.
Cement 2025 – Uneven Recovery
Imran Akram, IA Cement, provides a summary of the Cement 2025 research report, which outlines expected trends, risks, and trade flows for the cement industry in 2025.
Heidelberg Materials joins Dow Jones Sustainability Index (DJSI) Europe
The composition of the index is determined by the results of the renowned annual S&P Corporate Sustainability Assessment (CSA) evaluating a company’s sustainability practices.
Martin Engineering opens new business unit in Kazakhstan
Martin Engineering have announced fresh expansion in Central Asia with a new business unit in Kazakhstan.
CIMPOR intends to invest €1.4B in Portugal until 2030
CIMPOR intends to invest US€1.4 billion in Portugal by 2030, much of it to meet the "number one challenge" of decarbonisation, with infrastructure, technology and new products, the CEO said.