US cement consumption expected to climb 8% in 2014
Anxious US consumers are likely to be waiting on Congress to decide how much more debt the country can take on before the recovery can really take shape and push construction fo...
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PCA sees higher demand growth from 2014
While an unusually wet spring and early summer impacted cement consumption in the first quarter of 2013, it has not put a dampener on the opportunity for strong growth in the co...
PCA expects accelerated second-half demand to spur US market recovery
US cement consumption growth will continue through 2013 and increase by 6.2 per cent YoY, according to the latest forecasts from the Portland Cement Association (PCA), with the ...
PCA optimistic on North American outlook
Welcoming over 750 delegates to the 2013 IEEE/PCA 55 th Cement Industry Technical Conference at the Walt Disney World Dolphin Resort in Orlando, Florida, USA, event chairman Ted...
PCA: change and renewal Premium
The US Portland Cement Association (PCA) has seen many changes, no more so than in recent years. The move of its leadership to Washington DC signalled a profound shift in the wa...
55th IEEE-IAS/PCA conference
As chairman of the IEEE-IAS Cement Industry Committee, and along with Mark Mueller, chairman of the Orlando Conference Committee, we are looking forward to meeting all who plan ...
PCA revises 2013 consumption outlook upwards
According to the latest forecast from the Portland Cement Association (PCA), there will be an 8.1 per cent growth in cement consumption in 2013, significantly higher than the te...
PCA appoints Ed Sullivan as Vice President, USA
The Portland Cement Association (PCA) has appointed Edward Sullivan as group vice president in addition to his role as chief economist. Sullivan will oversee the activities of t...
Gregory M Scott to head Portland Cement Association, USA
Gregory M Scott is to lead the Portland Cement Association as president and chief executive officer. He will head the US cement industry body from its Washington, DC, office and...
US cement sector wins two-year extension to meet new pollution controls
The Environmental Protection Agency has finalised rules to curb pollution for cement plants, agreeing to give industry additional time for compliance and easing some emissions l...