UK cement news

Daniel Summerbell, Carbon Re, discusses the rapid adoption of alternative fuels in cement production, highlighting the challenges and opportunities presented by AI-driven solutions.

Jonathan Forinton, Redecam Group, highlights the critical issue of NOx emissions in cement production, offering insights on effective strategies for avoidance and reduction.

In Sunbury, Cemvision is deploying its innovative Re-ment technology for the development of foundational slabs, using Re-ment Massive to replace traditional Portland cement.

Due to the successful installations of MVR vertical roller mills worldwide, information about the many advantages of this innovative grinding technology is spreading rapdily in the cement market.

Preecha Chokjarearnsuk, HASLE Refractories, discusses the role of refractory lining in preheater cyclones and explains how short lining lifetimes can be addressed with a tailored, curved precast solution.

Calderys announces the launch of CALDE FD (Fast Dry), a refractory technology that can be used in many industrial applications, offering superior efficiency and reliability for all types of industrial furnaces.

CEO Ian Riley has shared his immediate thoughts on the UK Government’s latest funding round under the Industrial Energy Transformation Fund (IETF)

Jeff Shelton and Connor Shelton, Dracyon Corp, discuss how enhancing air cannon reliability, volume, and nozzle performance can improve efficiency and reduce operational costs in the cement industry.

Christian Husum, Next Generation SCM, discusses the world’s need for more concrete and demonstrates how new technology means it can be produced more sustainably than ever before.

Imran Akram, IA Cement, provides a summary of the Cement 2025 research report, which outlines expected trends, risks, and trade flows for the cement industry in 2025.