US government approves transportation infrastructure funding bill
The US House Transportation and Infrastructure Subcommittee on Highways and Transit has reauthorised the bipartisan BUILD America 250 Act for another five-years. The US$580bn su...
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Eco Material expands Georgia testing lab and opens pilot centre
Eco Material Technologies has opened a new pilot processing centre and expanded its testing laboratory at its Materials Testing and Research Facility in Taylorsville, Georgia. T...
Canadian team develop 'near zero ' electrical cement process
Researchers at the University of British Columbia have developed an experimental electricity-driven cement production process that could reduce CO 2 emissions by up to 98 per ce...
ABB to Power Novada Cements new Florida facility
Novada Cement, a member of the Medcem Cement Group , has partnered with ABB to implement comprehensive electrification, automation, and drive solutions at its upcoming manufactu...
ECO Material Technologies to launch new pilot plant and test lab
ECO Material Technologies is opening a pilot plant and testing lab in Georgia, expanding capabilities to support infrastructure materials development. The expanded 16,400ft 2 fa...
Titan America reports higher Q1 earnings and margin growth
Titan America LLC reported improved 1Q26 financial results, supported by strong pricing, operational efficiencies and continued demand across its US East Coast markets. The comp...
TITAN completes acquisition of Keystone Cement in the US
TITAN Group has completed the acquisition of Keystone Cement in Pennsylvania, USA, marking the final step in a series of strategic transactions announced since late 2025. The Ke...
CRH beats 1Q estimates and bolsters water infrastructure
CRH has announced a US$700m (EUR600m) acquisition of Axius Water, a US-based water treatment firm previously co-established by KKR. The deal, expected to close by the end of Jun...
ACA revises 2026 forecast amid regional conflict
The American Cement Association projects a 2.5 per cent decline in 2026 cement consumption, driven by an upward shift in borrowing costs following the February conflict in Iran....
Federal grant powers new Memphis cement terminal
The International Port of Memphis is preparing for a significant transformation as a dormant grain facility is slated for redevelopment into a new cement plant. This project is ...