PCA news

To fill the current gap in low-carbon cement and concrete guidance, PCA and professionals across the cement-concrete-construction value chain have developed a new resource, Lower Carbon Concrete: Voluntary Guidelines for Developing a Protocol.

Carbon Upcycling has announced its recent admission to the Portland Cement Association (PCA).

The project was developed by PCA in partnership with the American Coal Ash Association, the Natural Pozzolan Association, and the Slag Cement Association.

The PCA announced the winners of its Energy and Environment Awards and its Chairman's Safety and Safety Innovation Awards at the association's 2024 Cement Fly-In in Washington, D.C.

PCA Market Intelligence released the Spring 2024 Regional Forecasts. The outlooks include demographics, key construction indicators as well put-in-place (PIP) construction spending and cement consumption.

Every state department of transportation and the District of Columbia now permit the use of Portland-limestone cement.

The award is given to organisations making significant contributions in support of the clean energy transition.

The US Department of Energy has announced potentially more than US$1.2 billion in funding for four Portland Cement Association (PCA) member companies to launch revolutionary decarbonisation projects.

The Portland Cement Association has released a statement in response to the US Environmental Protection Agency’s announcement of its finalisation of the new Particulate Matter 2.5 standard.

The top economist for the cement, concrete, and construction industries anticipates the US economy will gradually weaken during the first half of 2024.