European cement news
ANDRITZ technology: Start-up of Germany's first CO2 capture plant at Rohrdorfer
Innovative ANDRITZ partner Rohrdorfer has started up Germany's first amine-based CO2 capture plant for cement plants at its main site in Upper Bavaria.
Titan Cement International enters cementitious venture in Greece
The transaction advances TITAN’s growth strategy as it will enhance the group’s global offering of green, low-carbon cementitious products.
Circular economy expanded: Heidelberg Materials acquires leading recycling company in Southern Germany
Heidelberg Materials acquires SER Group, a leading integrated company in the demolition and construction materials recycling business, based in Heilbronn, Southern Germany.
Hoffmann signs distribution agreement with VM Matériaux
Hoffmann Green Cement and VM Matériaux have signed the first distribution agreement in mainland France for H-IONA carbon-free cement bags.
EU to fund Holcim decarbonisation projects
The European Union (EU) Innovation Fund announces funding of EUR328 million in two Holcim decarbonisation projects at the Financing Innovative Clean Tech Conference in Brussels.
Ecocem welomes Irish Government's commitment to reduce industrial carbon emissions
New Irish Climate Action Plan 2023 states that low carbon cement must be used in all public projects from now on.
Marinus Kuijs: New General Manager After Sales at AUMUND Fördertechnik
AUMUND is strengthening its management and sales capabilities on a global scale with Mari Kuijs, thanks to his many years of experience and his extensive contacts.
Hoffmann Green signs a 3-year cement supply contract with E.C.B.L.
Hoffmann Green Cement Technologies have announced a 3-year supply contact with French construction company Entreprise de Construction et Bâtiment du Littoral (E.C.B.L.).
Trilogue agreement on ETS and CBAM – Cembureau reaction
The European Cement Association, welcomed the trilogue agreements struck by EU negotiators on the EU Emission Trading Scheme (ETS) and the EU Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM).
Thyssenkrupp fends off cyberattack against its material services division
Thyssenkrupp has reported that its headquarters and material services division have been targeted by a cyberattack, yet no data appears to have been comprimised.