Heidelberg Cement news

The planned AirvaultGOCO2 project is part of the GOCO2 initiative to decarbonise the West of France.

Heidelberg Materials’ Ribblesdale cement works in Lancashire has become part of a feasibility study into using ammonia as a source of hydrogen to fuel cement kilns.

On 27 February, Congressman Rick Larsen, Ranking Member on the House Transportation & Infrastructure Committee, visited the Heidelberg Materials North America headquarters.

Heidelberg Materials North America supplied slag cement and Portland cement to Tec-Crete Transit Mix who supplied the concrete used in the construction of TSX Broadway in New York City.

Heidelberg Materials UK has invested in a Wirtgen KMA 240i mobile cold recycling mixing plant.

The company's operating result has risen to a record level – group revenue is at €21.2 billion (+4%), with the result from current operations (RCO) at €3.0 billion (+29%).

Together with BirdLife International and its national partners, Heidelberg Materials is working to enhance biodiversity in and around its quarries.

Heidelberg Materials North America announces a milestone as it works to select the capture technology and contractor for providing the CO2 separation solution for its Edmonton, Alberta, CCUS Project.

Heidelberg Materials UK has donated time and materials to help a horse and pony sanctuary that was hit by flooding in the aftermath of Storm Henk.

Heidelberg Materials has been recognised again with an 'A' score by CDP for transparency and performance on climate change.