Cemex to use waste fishing nets as alternative fuel
Cemex will use abandoned fishing nets to produce alternative fuel for its kilns in Panama. Cemex, the Aquatic Resources Authority of Panama (ARAP) together with Audubon America...
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Cemex will use abandoned fishing nets to produce alternative fuel for its kilns in Panama. Cemex, the Aquatic Resources Authority of Panama (ARAP) together with Audubon America...
Cemex has announced the appointment of Alejandro Ramirez as its new president for the South, Central America and Caribbean (SCA&C) region as part of a planned leadership transi...
Carbon Clean has announced the successful completion of the world’s first industrial deployment of CycloneCC. The modular unit has achieved the major milestone of around 4000 o...
Cemex has appointed Jesus Gonzalez as the new president for its US operations. Effective 1 April, Mr Gonzalez will oversees the operations of Cemex US. He began his caree...
Aggregates from the quarry will be supplied to infrastructure projects that form part of urban renewal initiatives in the west of the city. “It is estimated that approximate...
Cemex has appointed José Antonio Cabrera as the new president EMEA region, starting April. Mr Cabrera was first employed by Cemex in 2000 and has worked in various positi...
Cemex announced its most recent investment in climate-friendly and zero-carbon cement company Terra CO2, carried out through its corporate venture capital (CVC) and open innova...
Cemex is pleased to announce that Mark Grimshaw-Smith, rail and sea manager in the company’s supply chain team, has been appointed as one of four new non-executive directors ...
Cemex has signed an agreement with EDP Energia Poland to build solar installations at several Cemex plants in Poland, with a total capacity of over 14MWp. This investment is ...
The cement industry in Colombia could be on the verge of a major shake-up with the possible exit of Cemex, as the company is reported to be exploring the sale of its operatio...