US cement news

Capital improvements at North America's largest cement-producing facility will reduce net carbon dioxide emissions, increase circularity and accelerate decarbonisation across the built environment.

Summit Materials' Continental Cement Company entered into a Memorandum of Understanding with PCC Hydrogen to explore collaborative opportunities to lower carbon emissions.

Eco Material Technologies announces second beneficiation project with Georgia Power to harvest double the amount of landfilled ash.

US Department of Energy awarded C-Crete Technologies $2 Million to supercharge its cement-free carbon-negative concrete product.

Ash Grove Cement, a CRH Company, has announced plans to build a new cement mill at its cement plant in Durkee, Oregon. The project is scheduled to be completed by the end of 2024.

The awards covered the fields of: safety, energy efficiency, innovative technologies and quality.

After a scorching summer that taxed power grids nationwide, Holcim US announced the installation of new solar arrays at its Fort Totten ready mix concrete plant in Washington, D.C.

Building materials provider Aggregate Industries will now be part of a larger Holcim US presence.

The facility, which has been operational for almost a century and has been under GCHI’s ownership since 2006, will undergo a gradual process of idling the production operations beginning December 2023.

The two companies have entered into a definitive agreement with Summit Materials, under which they will combine their operations in the United States to create a leading platform in the building materials industry.