European cement news

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.

With effect from January 1, 2025, Philip Glörfeld will take over overall responsibility for the sales activities of the Polysius business unit as “Head of Business Development & Sales”.

Reiner Bachthaler, Axians, explores how safety training apps can lead to safer and more efficient logistics processes at cement plants.

Waldo Mariscal, Unacem Peru S.A., and Oscar Lijap, Parker, explore the impact of dust generation in underground conveyor systems and consider measures to combat this problem.

“TITAN Digital Accelerator” initiative is the result of TITAN Group’s collaboration with the Centre for Research & Technology Hellas and the International Hellenic University, promoting applied research for digital solutions in the industry of building materials’ solutions.