US cement news
CalPortland converts Mojave cement plant production to portland-limestone cement
By switching production from ordinary portland cement to portland-limestone cement, the plant will reduce its carbon emissions by 10% on a per ton basis.
Titan America announces significant investment in Norfolk import terminal
The company has announced the construction of a new 70 000 t dome at its existing Roanoke Cement Company import terminal located in Chesapeake, VA.
Cement Association of Canada discusses Government of Canada’s emissions reduction plan
Michael McSweeney, President and CEO and Adam Auer, VP Environment and Sustainability, Cement Association of Canada, made a statement in response to the plan.
CEMEX increases lower carbon Portland limestone cement production in Colorado
The company has been ramping up production of PLC across the US as part of a suite of solutions to reduce the carbon footprint throughout its operations and products.
Slag Cement Association announces 2021 Slag Cement In Sustainable Concrete Awards winners
Thirteen construction projects from across the United States were chosen to showcase the broad applications of slag cement and its impact on creating more durable and sustainable concrete.
Lehigh Hanson, Inc. acquires assets of Meriwether Ready Mix
HeidelbergCement has announced that its North American subsidiary Lehigh Hanson, Inc. has acquired all assets of Meriwether Ready Mix, a producer of ready-mixed concrete with a residential and commercial customer base in the Metro Atlanta area.
Votorantim Cimentos shares 2021 financial results
The company ended 2021 with net profit of R$1.6 billion, an increase of 244% compared to 2020.
LafargeHolcim US and legacy brands unite as Holcim US
The US transition to Holcim is a significant milestone for the company.
CEMEX launches call for the Marcelo Zambrano scholarship
The company has announced the opening of the registration process to win the Architect Marcelo Zambrano Scholarship, aimed at Mexican architects.
Lafarge’s Richmond plant commits to 100% lower carbon cement
The company has announced that its Richmond plant will manufacture only OneCem, a lower carbon Portland limestone cement.