US cement news

Carbon Upcycling Technologies have announced the closing of its US$18 million investment round led by Builders Vision, a team of investors and philanthropists accelerating tomorrow's most promising solutions across agriculture, food, and oceans.

Sika continues to deliver on its Local-for-Local strategy with the launch of three new manufacturing investments in China, Brazil, and Morocco.

FLSmidth has entered into a share purchase agreement with Nrep and AG Gruppen to dispose all shares in FLSmidth’s subsidiary ‘Matr. No 2055 A/S’ owning land and buildings located in Denmark.

Yves-Marc Schade, stela Laxhuber GmbH, discusses how tailored belt drying solutions are transforming waste heat into a strategic asset for sustainable cement production.

Betolar's advanced metal separation technology enables the purification of industrial slag.

Lars Jennissen, N+P Group, outlines how evolving alternative fuel technologies and milled pellet innovation are driving higher thermal substitution rates in cement production.

Gary Moore, UNTHA Shredding Technology GmbH, highlights the global momentum behind alternative fuels and the role of advanced shredding in shaping cement’s low-carbon future.

Ozinga has officially broken ground on a cutting-edge low-carbon cement manufacturing facility in East Chicago, Indiana.

ABB expands operations centre to strengthen support for process industries customers in North America.

Already in summer 2024 the Austrian machine manufacturer sued two Chinese companies that copied Starlinger's patented AD*STAR bag production technologies.