The Americas

Insights into integrating utility sponsored incentives into an energy management programme.

A judge has ruled in favour of the Titan America subsidiary and the DAQ in the latest in a long line of delays to the construction of the new cement plant.

Lafarge Canada Inc. has introduced a new aggregate solution to the Eastern Canada marketplace.

US-based TNJ Industries has been purchased by Martin Engineering, helping to increase the latter’s dust management services for mined materials.

Contempra now accounts for 50% of cement consumption in the Canadian province, just two years after it was first launched.

The OECS Secretariat’s Trade Policy Unit initiates discussions on how best to monitor cement supply and demand in the region.

Cement sales fall in the Canary Islands but increase in Peru and Ecuador

The USA’s Portland Cement Association is forecasting growth of 4% in cement consumption this year, rising to 9.7% in 2014 and 2015.

Company achieves recognition of corporate sustainability, becoming one of only four cement companies included in the index.

An announcement of a new deal in which Caribbean Cement Limited would export clinker to Venezuela has been postponed until further notice.

Cement shipments and clinker production remain fairly level in the US, while cement sales volumes in Argentina increase.

Cemex talk through the benefits of utilising municipal waste as fuel for a cement plant.

A report from a newspaper local to the plant indicates that the plant is well on its way to achieving the necessary mercury reductions by the 2015 deadline.

Titan America subsidiary Roanoke Cement Company has been recognised as an Exemplary Environmental Enterprise.

The housing units form part of an affordable housing project in the Dominican Republic that will also feature leisure facilities.