European cement news
Tarmac and TVS Interfleet announced as eFREIGHT 2030 consortium members
eFREIGHT 2030, part of the UK Government’s Zero Emission HGV and Infrastructure Demonstrator Programme (ZEHID), has announced Tarmac and TVS Interfleet (TVS) as the latest members of its consortium.
Concrete in Life Photo of the Year winner revealed
Concrete in Life Photo of the Year from Venice Beach wins US$10,000 top prize.
Boral secures AUD$24.5M Federal Grant for carbon-reducing adaptations at cement kiln
The project will reduce CO2 process emissions from cement clinker manufacturing by up to 100 000 t.
Consolidating Carbon Capture
Jeffrey Tyska, Honeywell, highlights how advanced carbon capture technologies can help cement producers significantly reduce CO2 emissions and achieve their decarbonisation goals.
Titan Cement release 2024 full year results
Titan Cement sales in 2024 totalled €2644 million, a 3.8% increase year-over-year, with the US and Europe leading the way for another year.
Drax agrees 20-year deal with power minerals for state-of-the-art green cement factory
Drax has announced a 20-year joint venture agreement with Power Minerals Limited (PML) to allow for the development of a state-of-the-art factory to process millions of tonnes of legacy ash into SCMs.
The AI Advantage
Molly Pace, Imubit, explains how closed loop AI optimisation is reshaping cement manufacturing by boosting efficiency, reducing emissions, and enabling real-time process control.
Hoffmann Green secures European patent for H-EVA cement
Hoffmann Green Cement Technologies announces the granting of a European patent for its H-EVA 0% clinker cement.
Heidelberg Materials plans to increase dividend by 10% to €3.30 per share
Heidelberg Materials aims to significantly increase its dividend this year as well. The Managing Board and Supervisory Board will propose to the Annual General Meeting on 15 May to distribute a dividend of €3.30 per share for the 2024 financial year.
Ashes To Innovation In Concrete
Grant Quasha, Eco Materials Technologies, reveals how the innovative use of coal ash and other supplementary cementitious materials is helping the concrete industry reduce its carbon footprint and improve performance.