European cement news

TCMA showcases one-year progress of the ‘Saraburi Sandbox’ at COP29, uniting local and global stakeholders to accelerate the joint actions, combining ‘policy-technology-funding-governance’ to increase Thailand opportunities to access green funding towards Net Zero 2050.

Material Evolution, the start-up aiming to radically decarbonise the world’s most common construction material, have announced that its first-of-a-kind ultra-low carbon cement production plant has launched in Wrexham.

A new dosing silo for granulated blast furnace slag is being built at Rohrdorfer Zementwerk GmbH's Gmunden site, with an investment of €1.3 million.

Fluor Corporation have signed a Front-end Engineering and Design (FEED) contract with Heidelberg Materials for its GeZero project to integrate an industrial-scale carbon capture and storage solution into its cement production facility in Geseke, Germany.

The multi-party collaboration will enable embodied carbon reductions at NEOM.

The Plant of Souselas projects a sustainable future with a focus on decarbonisation and technological innovation.

Facility will reduce emissions by up to 400 000 metric t of CO2 annually for Heidelberg Materials – one of the world’s largest building materials companies.

Leading building products supplier Aggregate Industries has achieved a significant milestone with the inflation of its dome silo airform at Tilbury.

A total of 1.2 million hours of technical precision work went into the successful integration of the carbon capture plant into the existing Brevik cement plant

A significant contribution to the decarbonisation of cement production is being made, with new types of cement which use calcined clay and a smaller proportion of clinker than in traditional cement manufacture.