ABB has delivered advanced automation and digital technologies to Votorantim Cimentos, as it embraces Industry 4.0 in cement to simultaneously optimise production and decarbonise operations.
More than 14 000 entries were submitted from every major continent, by both amateur and professional photographers for this year’s competition, run by the Global Cement and Concrete Association (GCCA).
Holcim US, the leader in sustainable building solutions, has announced plans to unite its legacy brands in the Mid-Atlantic region.
CEMEX has announce announced that it is providing Vertua lower carbon cement for three high-profile renewable energy projects in Croatia and Bosnia and Herzegovina.
The appointments were agreed in a unanimous vote at the WCA General Assembly Meeting, which took place virtually this month.
CEMEX has announced that it has acquired a 51% stake in Israel-based SHTANG Recycle LTD, a construction, demolition, and excavation waste, (CDEW) recycling company.
At CalPortland Cement’s Mojave plant, kiln production was being limited by the raw mill, which couldn’t cope with the increasing demand of a hot market.
Bruks Siwertell has delivered a new Siwertell road-mobile ship unloader for dust-free cement handling operations in Belle Chasse, Louisiana, USA for returning customer, CEMEX.
CEMEX have announced today the launch of Regenera, a business that provides circularity solutions, including reception, management, recycling, and co-processing of waste.
CEMEX expands its US aggregates sourcing capabilities with its acquisition of Atlantic Minerals.
A range of tensioner systems are offered by Martin Engineering to meet all conveyor belt cleaning needs.
Holcim has acquired the sand and aggregates quarries of Pioneer Landscape Centers, a major supplier of construction aggregates.
Investment in the Cementos Artigas plant in Minas (Uruguay) will generate high productivity, cost efficiency, and a significant improvement in the plant’s environmental and sustainability impact.
CEMEX announced today that it has supplied 6200 cubic metres of primarily low-carbon concrete, for the construction of the Port Marianne Secondary School.
Sublime’s breakthrough process produces a drop-in replacement for ready-mix, delivering the same performance, without the environmental cost.