Cemcor pioneers UK’s first low-carbon cement trial
Cookstown-based Cemcor has successfully trialled CalcinX, the UK’s first low-carbon cement product. CalcinX, a calcined clay material, is produced at lower temperatures than con...
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Cookstown-based Cemcor has successfully trialled CalcinX, the UK’s first low-carbon cement product. CalcinX, a calcined clay material, is produced at lower temperatures than con...
The emergence and increasing interest in calcined clay cements is changing the face of the building materials industry. Cemcon looks at key technological, environmental and fina...
Cements made with calcined clay have been receiving a great deal of attention as a sustainable way to reduce the CO2 emissions from cement production. As blastfurnace slag and f...
The official launch of CBMI Construction Co Ltd's Calcined Clay Pilot Plant has taken place in Tangshan, Hebei, China. This milestone initiative strengthens the company's ongoin...
Marc Feiss, pyroprocessing engineer at KHD Humboldt Wedag, explains why clay calcination offers unique development opportunities for Africa and its cement industry. by Marc Feis...
Cimpor has celebrated its 50th anniversary of the company's Souselas plant. The celebration was attended by the Mayor of Coimbra, José Manuel Silva, the Chairman of the Souselas...
CBMI has signed an EPC contract with CIMCI for a 1200tpd clay suspension calcination line and 500,000tpa cement grinding project in Côte d'Ivoire. CBMI has successfully signed a...
Various partners involved with the EcoClay project gathered to review the current progress of the company's work and discuss new developments within the calcined clay market. Ho...
AVIC International Beijing, together with Humboldt Wedag GmbH (KHD), has been awarded an order by Ciments de l'Afrique (CIMAF) for a 900tpd state-of-the-art clay calcination pla...
Skanska Costain Strabag joint venture has secured government funding to trial calcined clay as a low-carbon alternative to cement on HS2 London tunnels.The contractor will use t...