The Rockwell Automation Digital Partner Programme aims to connect companies to expertise and solutions from market leaders such as Accenture, Microsoft, PTC, ANSYS, and EPLAN, to enhance the quality of digital initiatives.
Mining Academy, a three-day forum designed for attendees to network with operators from the underground room and pillar limestone market, was held for the second time on 29 - 31 October in Louisville, Kentucky, US.
With the help of the Mojave Desert Air Quality Management District (MDAQMD), CalPortland Cement is continuing its campaign of replacing its equipment with low-emission versions, to improve the High Desert’s air quality.
The company has been presented with awards from the National Stone, Sand and Gravel Association (NSSGA) in the areas of ‘Community Relations Excellence’ and ‘Environmental Excellence.’
BEUMER exhibition and presentation to demonstrate the successful implementation of an alternative fuel handling system at the Retznei Cement plant.
A new cement plant in Colombia has launched after Cementos Molins make a joint investment of US$380 million with Corona.
The Clinchfield Cement Plant and Quarry in Clinchfield, Ga., together earned the prestigious Sentinels of Safety Award, recognised by the National Mining Association (NMA) and federal agencies for their outstanding achievements and ongoing commitment to safety.
The company’s consolidated net sales decreased by 1%.
The company is to discuss the implementation of alternative fuel systems into cement plants at the International Cement Seminar in Atlanta, US.
Product Manager Roland Krischanitz won the award for his presentation at the IEEE IAS/PCA.
The prediction comes as part of the Portland Cement Association’s Fall Forecast.
The programme is designed to improve product pickup and maximise efficiency for aggregates customers.
Shane Evans, Executive Vice President, West Division President, will leave his role effective 1 January 2020.
This marks the second consecutive year that the company has been listed.
Lehigh Hanson, Inc., broke ground for construction of its new Lehigh Cement Company plant in Mitchell, IN. The company will invest more than US$600 million in the new state-of-the-art plant which will expand the existing plant’s operations.