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23.11.2022 15:26Another carbon capture breakthrough demonstrated
Hanson has demonstrated another ground-breaking carbon capture process, this time at our Ribblesdale cement works in Clitheroe, Lancashire.
Region: United Kingdom
Holcim launches its upgraded 2030 climate targets, validated by the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi), in line with its sector’s new 1.5°C science-based framework. With these upgraded targets, Holcim confirms its commitment to decarbonize building in line with the most advanced science.
Region: Switzerland
07.11.2022 11:56Ambuja Cements wins ESG India Leadership Awards 2022 for Water Efficiency, GHG Emissions and Overall Leadership in Environment
Ambuja Cements Limited, the cement and building materials arm of Adani Cement and part of the Adani Group, wins ESG India Leadership Awards 2022 for its initiatives on Water Efficiency, curbing Greenhouse Gas Emissions and overall leadership in the Environment category.
Region: India
03.11.2022 10:02Heidelberg Materials closes divestment in Southern Spain
Heidelberg Materials completed the sale of its business in Southern Spain. The company sold its integrated cement plant in Malaga as well as three aggregates and eleven ready-mixed concrete sites in Andalusia to Votorantim Cimentos.
Region: Spain
24.10.2022 12:29New Alternative Raw Materials plant: Promsa at the forefront of the circular economy
The new Alternative Raw Materials plant has an area of 3,276 m2 and will recover construction and demolition waste, as well as non-hazardous industrial waste: concrete waste, foundry sand, earth, slag, ashes, etc.
Region: Spain
20.10.2022 18:28CEMEX supplies Vertua cement for bridge in Croatia
CEMEX announced that it supplied 37,000 metric tons of cement for the construction of the Pelješac Bridge, one of the most significant infrastructure projects in Croatia in the past three decades. Nearly all the cement used in the project belonged to CEMEX’s Vertua family of lower carbon products.
17.10.2022 13:47Golden Bay Cement launches EcoSure
Golden Bay Cement consumes three million waste tyres as part of developing EcoSure®, New Zealand’s lowest carbon GP cement.