European cement news

Heidelberg Materials has decided to stop clinker production at its Añorga plant in Northern Spain.

CCUS is the only affordable and scalable decarbonisation solution, available now, for the cement industry to achieve its net zero targets.

On 28 May 2024, the Irish government mandated green procurement requirements for low carbon cement.

A digital analysis tool that can help to improve the sustainability of concrete has been named the winner of Tarmac’s 2023 Innovation Challenge.

CEMBUREAU has published its Net Zero Roadmap update, outlining the sector’s climate ambition along the cement and concrete value chain.

The new Molins brand consolidates its various existing commercial brands in Spain under a single identity. Molins also launches Susterra, its new range of sustainable solutions.

This plant is engineered to produce 2 million tpy of net-zero cement by 2029.

Cemvision and Peab have entered into a product delivery agreement starting immediately – over the coming years, Peab will use Cemvision's ultra-low carbon cement in several of its projects.

Dyckerhoff is planning to invest around €350 million in the construction of a carbon capture installation at its Deuna plant in Thuringia.

TITAN's inclusion on the list underscores its enduring commitment to environmental stewardship and sustainable business practices.