EU cement stocks fall on ETS policy uncertainty
European cement stocks fell sharply at the start of February on fears that the EU could extend its timeline for decarbonising the sector and adjust the regulatory framework. Alt...
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European cement stocks fell sharply at the start of February on fears that the EU could extend its timeline for decarbonising the sector and adjust the regulatory framework. Alt...
China’s carbon dioxide (CO 2 ) emissions fell 1 per cent YoYin the final quarter of 2025, putting the country on track for an estimated 0.3 per cent decline for the full year. T...
The Cement Industry Federation (CIF) has welcomed the Albanese Government’s announcement of a US$321m second round of the Powering the Regions Fund (PRF), saying it will help su...
Titan Zlatna Panega, part of the international Titan Group and a leading cement and building materials producer in Bulgaria, achieved a historic milestone in 2024—reaching a rec...
Buildings remain the No 1 source of CO 2 emissions, according the European Climate Neutrality Observatory's 2025 report. Emissions cuts averaged 16.5Mta between 2018-23, only ha...
Groundbreaking research published in Nature by ETH Zurich’s Department of Environmental Systems Science has drawn a direct line between the world’s largest carbon emitters and t...
The Scandinavian countries of Denmark, Norway and Sweden have set course for sustainable cement production. This has required substantial funding and government support, but buy...
Cement production is a significant CO2 emissions source, yet its cementitious product materials act as carbon sinks, with ambient CO2 captured in its uncarbonated CaO molecules....
Last month, the Azerbaijan Cement Producers Association (ASIA) hosted the 3rd workshop of its Net Zero Accelerator initiative, with discussions centering on the final report of ...
The storage of CO 2 after capture has been a focus for cement producers in the journey to net zero emissions, but the utilisation of such CO 2 offers a more exciting prospect. C...