US cement news

Green building materials leader Holcim US announced it has joined the U.S. Department of Energy's (DOE) Better Climate Challenge to drive real-world action that reduces carbon emissions and saves energy.

Heidelberg Materials announced today that is has entered into a definitive purchase agreement to acquire The SEFA Group Inc., the largest recycler of fly ash sold for use in concrete products in the United States.

Rulmeca Holding Spa is pleased to announce the acquisition of Douglas Manufacturing Ltd, a company based in the United States with factory and offices in Pell City Alabama.

Last week, Heidelberg Materials North America acquired all operating assets and reserves of RMS Gravel Inc., a producer of high-quality sand and gravel products located in the Central New York market.

LubePM, a lubrication management system engineered by lubrication professionals, announces integration with IBM Maximo® as well as new features.

15-year Power Purchase and Storage Agreement drives large-scale solar power solution to propel Holcim's transition to 100% renewable US operations.

The rule would have required cement kilns to meet emissions standards for nitrogen oxides (NOx) more stringent than standards for new kilns, and would have forced cement plants to curtail production or shut down.

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.