US cement news

Summit Materials, Inc. has announced that its subsidiary, Continental Cement Company, LLC will host a ribbon cutting event for its new cement storage dome in Davenport, IA on March 20, 2023.

The company has opened its US headquarters in Houston, Texas and will double its US headcount to meet demand for CycloneCC, its fully modular technology, in what is expected to become its biggest market.

The recognition highlights progress in line with PCA’s efforts to reach net zero.

Alamo Cement announced the completion of their new solar power system in San Antonio, Texas, advancing the company’s commitment to reduce carbon emissions and align itself with the cement industry’s goal of reaching carbon neutrality.

North America dominates the global industrial construction project pipeline, accounting for 21.7% or US$1.03 billion of the pipeline in 4Q22, an increase of 5.1% from the previous quarter.

Bruks Siwertell has received an order for a next-generation Siwertell road-mobile ship unloader from new customer, Kosmos Cement Company.

Holcim has acquired the sand and aggregates quarries of Pioneer Landscape Centers, a major supplier of construction aggregates.

Bruks Siwertell has secured a new Siwertell ship unloader contract from cement and ready-mix producer, ARGOS USA.

Kontrol Technologies subsidiary CEM Specialties has received an order for a new emissions analyser from a global cement company.

David Perkins, Lehigh Hanson Inc., explains how a range of measures, including lower carbon cement and a new conveyor system at the Union Bridge plant will help it meet and exceed climate targets.