Ciments du Maroc achieves breakthrough in CO2 Capture with ALGACEM
Ciments du Maroc ( Heidelberg Materials Group ) has reached a major milestone in its innovative CO 2 capture and recovery project using microalgae technology at its Safi cement ...
Carbon capture and CCUS
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Cement’s ‘hard-to-abate’ status a pretext for delay, warns report
A report by environmental think tank Climate Analytics has concluded that claims by the cement industry - like those of iron and steel - that emissions are hard to abate are act...
Etex and Heidelberg partner on CEMLOOP XL circular cement project
Etex and Heidelberg Materials have joined forces on CEMLOOP XL, an EU-backed industrial-scale project designed to deliver the first fully circular solution for fibre cement. Co-...
Germany unveils EUR6bn industrial decarbonisation scheme
Germany has launched a EUR6bn (US$7bn) funding program to decarbonise its heavy industry sectors, marking the first time carbon capture and storage (CCS) will be built into its ...
EEA report paints a sobering picture of industrial decarbonisation
The European Environment Agency’s (EEA's) 2025 review, Europe’s Environment and Climate: Knowledge for Resilience, Prosperity and Sustainability , paints a sobering picture of E...
Holcim appoint new CCUS project director at Cauldon works
Holcim UK has appointed Jan-Willem Verkaik as project director to lead its carbon capture and storage (CCS) initiative at the Cauldon cement plant in Staffordshire. The move sup...
Ardent to lead planning for UK’s Peak Cluster project
Ardent, a leading UK and Ireland land, consent management and stakeholder engagement consultancy, has been appointed to manage the Development Consent Order (DCO) process for Pe...
Construction to begin at Padeswood plant after UK govt decision
Heidelberg Materials and the UK Government have confirmed a final investment decision (FID) to build the world’s first full-scale carbon capture facility for cement production a...
Holcim Croatia launches KOdeCO project to drive Net-Zero aims
Holcim has inaugurated the KOdeCO project at its Koromacno plant in Croatia, marking a major step in the company’s decarbonisation journey and the modernisation of cement produc...
Oxy-fuel combustion for low-energy CCUS in cement plants Premium
As carbon capture, utilisation and storage (CCUS) becomes a key technology to reduce carbon emissions in the cement industry, research into the best technology for the sector sh...