European cement news

Cemex and Silverwoods are supporting the circular economy by utilising by-pass dust from the Cemex Rugby cement kiln for agricultural purposes.

Cementos Molins celebrates the first year of operation of its alternative raw materials plant, located within its facilities in Barcelona, Spain, with a significant milestone.

Construction start for a pilot carbon capture installation was celebrated at Heidelberg Materials’ plant in Devnya, Bulgaria.

By targeting company-wide emissions as part of an overall strategic goal for carbon neutral operations, Parker Hannifin has shown what can be achieved in just one year.

Data Based Analysis has today published a 178 page report on the outlook for the global cement industry.

Lindner, manufacturer of recycling solutions, continues its expansion course, establishing Lindner France with Croupe Cimme.

The digitally enabled programme, CoachUP!, is the latest addition to Cemex EMEA’s existing portfolio of leadership development programmes and capability-building academies, unified under the award-winning Cemex University organisation.

Capsol Technologies has been awarded feasibility studies for the CapsolEoP® (end-of-pipe) carbon capture technology at two large cement plants in the EU with the potential to capture more than 1.5 million t of CO2 per annum combined. The studies will start in Q3 2023.

thyssenkrupp rothe erde (Business Unit Bearings), thyssenkrupp nucera, Uhde and Polysius, which each possess key technologies for the decarbonisation of industry, will be combined at the start of the new fiscal year on October 1, 2023 in the new segment Decarbon Technologies.

Cemex Germany continues to invest in more sustainable transport for its products. The building materials company has taken delivery of two fully electric truck mixers from Putzmeister, which will become part of the Berlin truck mixer fleet.