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Recycling returned concrete by co-processing it as an alternative raw material in clinker kilns holds a range of quantifiable environmental benefits, as shown by a recent study ...
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Recycling returned concrete by co-processing it as an alternative raw material in clinker kilns holds a range of quantifiable environmental benefits, as shown by a recent study ...
The acquisition will strengthen its regional offering, giving Tor Multimix access to the support, logistics and resources of a national brand, while maintaining a strong local p...
Set on a three acre plot on Ashley Drive, the plant will reuse water in a continuous mixing process. To address the concerns of nearby residents regarding noise and traffic, the...
Heidelberg Materials North America has entered into a binding purchase agreement to acquire the Edmonton, Alberta, assets of Burnco, a fifth-generation family-owned construction...
The agreement will result in INFORM bringing its expertise in AI and operations research to UNICON’s logistics challenges. It will improve the performance, responsiveness and su...
The mix was designed to deliver high strength, maintain set time and reduce carbon load, meeting Meta’s high-performance, speed and sustainability goals. Both companies worked i...
The new facility in Górazdze processes recycled concrete paste (RCP) recovered at the company’s first-of-its-kind recycling plant in Katowice, Poland. RCP naturally absorbs and ...
The formula creates a cement with a global warming potential 21 per cent lower than conventional cement. Moreover, the structural strength of the cement is maintained. “What mak...
The Caen University Hospital project is being carried out by a consortium led by Vinci. The structural work, which has been completed in April 2025, involved five cranes and req...
Located at POINT.P’s Hauts-de-France site, the plant will produce 20,000t of cement-free concrete blocks in its first year, with plans to double capacity in 2027. CarbiCrete’s p...