US cement news

The World Cement Association (WCA) has published a landmark white paper authored by its CEO, Ian Riley, analysing the long-term outlook for global cement and clinker demand.

David Mikalonis, SKF, highlights the transformative potential of hybrid ceramic bearings, illustrating how they could significantly improve the reliability and efficiency of operations in the cement industry.

CarbiCrete have announced a new carbon financing collaboration with Meta that will enable the installation of CarbiCrete equipment at Canal Block, a block-maker in Ontario, and expand equipment capacity at Patio Drummond in Quebec.

John Stanton, DCL, explores how cement plants can maximise efficiency and enhance dust control in load-out operations.

The low carbon building will be used by Aecon as a tool storage facility for trainees working at the facility.

R. Todd Swinderman, Martin Engineering, explains how preventing fugitive material around conveyors can improve safety and reduce the costs of operations.

Partnership combines advanced carbon capture technology with leading underground mineralisation to capture and store industrial CO2 emissions.

Climeon has secured an order from NovaAlgoma Cement Carriers for its HeatPower 300 waste heat recovery technology, set to be installed on a pioneering methanol dual-fuel cement carrier.

Cemex, a leading provider of high-quality building materials, announces its pivotal role in the construction of the new Howard Frankland Bridge in Tampa, Florida.

Boral Limited’s (Boral) upgraded carbon-reducing technology at its Berrima Cement Works has officially opened, signifying a significant step in Boral’s move to net zero.