Heidelberg Cement news

evoBuild® enables a clear, coherent, and transparent tiering for sustainable products globally and complements the recently launched brand evoZero®.

The move reflects Heidelberg Materials’ commitment to strengthen its footprint across Oxfordshire and Warwickshire.

The company becomes the first building materials company to achieve the latest BES 6001 Responsible Sourcing standard.

The company has announced the successful completion of the sale of its capital-intensive French cement transportation business Tratel S.a.s.

The company's cement plants in Edmonton, Alberta, and Delta, British Columbia, have earned Natural Resources Canada’s (NRCan’s) ENERGY STAR for Industry Certification.

EU Innovation Fund backs Heidelberg Materials' GeZero project with €191 million.

David Perkins, Heidelberg Materials, discusses the new alternative fuels and CCUS projects taking place at the Edmonton Cement Plant, marking a step forward on the company’s sustainability journey.

Heidelberg Materials has launched the worlds first carbon captured net zero cement, evoZero, which will have broad applications and be available in two versions.

Due to good business in all regions, Heidelberg Materials has achieved strong financial figures, increasing its revenue by 6% as well as playing a pioneering role in decarbonisation.

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