European cement news
Starting signal for construction of one of the world’s first carbon-neutral cement plants
thyssenkrupp supplies innovative 'pure oxyfuel' technology, enabling CO2 capture.
Groundbreaking ceremony for the CO2-neutral cement plant
Holcim Germany will be commissioning one of the world's first climate-neutral cement plants in Lägerdorf (Schleswig-Holstein) from 2028.
EU Commissioner for Energy, Kadri Simson, visits Australian carbon capture and utilisation startup MCi Carbon
The visit highlights the pivotal role of CCU technology for the decarbonisation of the European and global industry.
Heidelberg Materials Hellas and Sympower optimise Greece’s balancing markets
Sympower and Heidelberg Materials Hellas are working together to unlock and monetise the inherent flexibility of Heidelberg Materials Hellas’ energy-intensive equipment.
Heidelberg Materials France plans closure of two plants and accelerates decarbonisation
Heidelberg Materials France plans a restructuring that would result in the closure of sites in Beffes (Cher) and Villiers-au-Bouin (Indre-et-Loire).
TITAN Group's Kamari Plant invests in new technologies supporting Greece's decarbonisation
These achievements to-date and these initiatives will make the Kamari plant, in Greece, one of the largest fully digitalised and green cement plants in Europe by 2030.
Bedeschi supply of a double-stage crushing unit for Buzzi Unicem
Bedeschi S.p.a. has announced the finalisation of a new contract with the long-standing client Buzzi Unicem.
Ecocem agree deal with OBM to expand capacity at Moerdijk to produce ACT technology
The deal is part of Ecocem’s plans to accelerate bringing its ACT technology to market as a commercially available solution by 2026.
Saint-Gobain priced its first Green Bond with a double tranche issue
Saint-Gobain has priced a double Green Bond whose proceeds will be used to finance projects aligned with the European taxonomy.
Cemvision raises €10 million in landmark climate tech seed round
In the largest known green cement seed round to date, Swedish Cemvision joins forces with its compatriot investors Polar Structure and Backing Minds, and SF-based Zacua Ventures.