Fly ash plays key role in US dam expansion
The expansion increased the dam's height from 104m (340ft) to 144m (471ft), requiring approximately 611,600m³ (800,000 cubic yards) of RCC placed in 118 lifts, each measuring 1....
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The expansion increased the dam's height from 104m (340ft) to 144m (471ft), requiring approximately 611,600m³ (800,000 cubic yards) of RCC placed in 118 lifts, each measuring 1....
The transaction, first announced on 22 June 2026 and completed on 23 October, saw Arcosa shareholders receive US$150 per share in cash. CRH financed the acquisition through a co...
Tech giant Meta has signed a multi-year agreement to purchase environmental attribute certificates (EACs) associated with approximately 200,000t of Fortera’s low-carbon cement. ...
Amrize has lowered its full-year guidance after cost inflation, adverse weather and elevated interest rates weighed on its third-quarter performance. Revenue increased 2.2 per c...
GCC reported a decline in 3Q revenue and earnings as weaker US volumes and prices outweighed growth in Mexico, while a tax correction relating to prior years further reduced net...
Total shipments of Portland and blended cement, including imports, in the USA and Puerto Rico advanced 9.8 per cent YoY to 10.1Mt in June 2026, according to the US Geological Su...
The new plant will initially manufacture urban furniture products under the company's Escofet brand, which has previously supplied the North American market primarily through ex...
Ozinga has held an opening ceremony for its new slag grinding mill in East Chicago, Indiana, USA. Project engineer Salas O’Brien lists grinding capacity at 157tph, while Ozinga ...
For more than five decades, the US and Canadian cement industries have benefited from duty-free trade. Robert Roy examines how new US tariffs on Canadian cement and clinker coul...
The American Cement Association (ACA) has urged the US Senate to pass the bipartisan American Affordability and Jobs Act of 2026, arguing that faster federal permitting would su...