US cement news
Fortera strengthens leadership team to support low-carbon cement project delivery and global growth
Veterans of JERA and Chevron bring deep infrastructure, legal, and international expansion experience to support Fortera’s project pipeline.
Cementing A Circular Future
Catherine Plitzko-Kerninon, EUROSAC, and Elin Gordon, CEPI Eurokraft, examine opportunities to enhance circularity in the cement industry through the recovery and recycling of paper sack waste.
LECO Corporation Empowers Sustainable and Eco-Friendly Cement Production
A brief highlight of the advanced analytical instruments and solutions that LECO Corporation offers to assist the cement industry in shifting towards a more sustainable future.
Filter Bags For The Future
César Javier Alanis Cruz, W. L. Gore & Associates, presents a case study from Cementos y Concretos Nacionales, highlighting how the plant enhanced production and extended filter life by optimising its coal mill baghouse filtration system.
Cemvision valorises EAF slag into GBS grade SCM
Cemvision has successfully piloted this innovation with the world-leading metallurgical research institute, Swerim, proving both technical feasibility and commercial potential.
Hoffmann Green signs strategic partnership With GBMP Bâtiment
Hoffmann Green Cement Technologies have announce=d the signing of a multi-year strategic partnership with GBMP Bâtiment.
Amrize debuts as independent, publicly traded company
Amrize announces its debut today as an independent, publicly traded company with the completion of its 100% spin-off from Holcim.
Conquering Conveyor Chaos
R. Todd Swinderman, Martin Engineering, examines how improved conveyor design and operation can significantly reduce dust emissions and operational costs in bulk material handling.
FLSmidth signs agreement to divest its Cement business
FLSmidth signs agreement to divest its Cement business to become a pure-play supplier of technology and services to the mining industry.
American Cement Association forecasts significant cement demand for AI infrastructure
New industry report predicts US will need 1 million t of cement for AI infrastructure by 2028.