UK cement news
Titan America secures DOT approvals for a next-generation cement
Titan America SA has become the first materials supplier to secure Department of Transportation (DOT) approvals in Florida, Virginia, and North Carolina for a Type 1T blended cement.
Heidelberg Materials brings splash park to life at Hertfordshire Zoo
Heidelberg Materials UK has supplied waterproof, coloured concrete to refurbish Boulders Beach Splash Park at Hertfordshire Zoo.
Holcim UK supplies first-class mortar solution to iconic Manchester project
The development demanded a visually united mortar finish and a supply solution capable of meeting the demands of a constrained urban site.
Heidelberg Materials UK makes concrete specification easy with NBS Source
A range of Heidelberg Materials UK concretes and cement-bound sand are listed on NBS Source, making it easy to specify the right product for the job.
Why cement producers are reframing energy efficiency as an operational strategy
Explore how cement producers can improve energy visibility, reduce operating costs, and support decarbonisation goals with a more connected approach to energy efficiency, in Yokogawa’s new eBook, ‘Beyond Compliance: Lower Operating Costs Through Energy Efficiency’.
MMD Group acquires rights to TraxIQ from Anglo American
MMD Group Limited has signed an agreement with global mining company Anglo American to transfer the intellectual property rights for TraxIQ to MMD.
Lubrication Engineers marks 75 years of innovation in lubrication reliability
Powering equipment performance, safety, and uptime for industrial customers worldwide since 1951.
Amrize expands ‘Made in America’ label to nine US cement plants
Amrize is expanding its ‘Made in America’ label to four additional US plants, now available at 9 plants across the US, offering builders the guarantee of American manufacturing and quality.
Lafarge convicted of financing militant groups in Syria
French cement company Lafarge has been found guilty by a Paris court of paying millions in protection money to jihadist groups to keep its Syrian factory running during the country's civil war.
Preliminary findings show strong potential for recovered fly ash in unlocking a low-carbon future
Research from the University of Dundee shows legacy stockpiles of coal-derived fly ash (CDFA) can meet European standards (EN-450).