European cement news

Bruks Siwertell has received an order from Swecem AB, a subsidiary of Peab Group’s Swerock, for a next-generation Siwertell road-mobile ship unloader.

As a result of cooperation with ScrapeTec, cement plants in Germany have now increasingly discovered the special sustainable effect of the new conveyor skirting for chutes.

The recognition illustrates to clients and employees that safety is an ingrained part of Martin Engineering’s culture.

The company will supply DEMATHIEU BARD with carbon-free cement from 2022, using H-UKR and H-IONA technology.

The company has announced that the outlook for 2022 looks positive, with growth momentum to continue in all regions.

To date, a total of almost 50 courses have been held at the centre.

The World Cement Association (WCA) has announced that it is welcoming Dutch Cleantech company Aeroborn to its international community as an Associate Corporate Member.

The company has stated that turnover in 2021 will compensate for the pandemic-related dip, however 2022 turnover expectations are muted due to supply chain disruptions.

The company is newly-formed and is dedicated to decarbonising the materials industry through scalable and proven technological solutions.

Following the 2021 global score release, the environmental non-profit organisation CDP has listed HeidelbergCement as one of the globally leading companies in its Supplier Engagement Rating (SER) published recently.