Cemex introduces i-Con
This is a new smart technology set to revolutionise the on-site concrete curing process.
This is a new smart technology set to revolutionise the on-site concrete curing process.
The company has invested more than US$35 million, as it is committed to growth in technology, infrastructure, and equipment advances in the region.
The company has developed an approach designed to decrease CO2 emissions in cement production by reducing the size of clinker particles.
Heidelberg Materials North America supplied slag cement and Portland cement to Tec-Crete Transit Mix who supplied the concrete used in the construction of TSX Broadway in New York City.
The company has announced a new strategic plan for the period 2024 – 26, after having exceeded the previous plan one year ahead.
Rockwell Automation explains how the optimisation of manufacturing processes can maximise plant yield, improve quality and enhance sustainability.
Holcim proposes Michael H. McGarry, formerly Chairman and Chief Executive of PPG Industries, for election to its Board of Directors.
CemAI discusses the benefits of artificial intelligence with a particular focus on making cement production more energy efficient.
Lafarge Canada's enhanced EPDs certifying OneCem® GUL Cement and NewCem® Slag Cement in its Western Canada operations are proof of its commitment to accelerating green growth.
The GCCA's Innovandi Open Challenge 2024, which brings together tech start-ups and leading manufacturers in the pursuit of net zero, has launched.
Fourth Quarter earnings per share increased by 89% and the Company's Gross Profit Margin expanded 550 bps.
The company has hired Javier Sueiras as Chief Information Officer and Rocco Lisi as head of the digital area.
Cemex announced the successful reopening and placement of its sustainability-linked long-term notes for a nominal amount of $5.5 billion Mexican pesos.
Lafarge Canada is proud to announce the the full transition of production from traditional general-use cement to OneCem®, at St-Constant Cement Plant in Quebec.
Heidelberg Materials North America announces a milestone as it works to select the capture technology and contractor for providing the CO2 separation solution for its Edmonton, Alberta, CCUS Project.