Vattenfall and Cemvision sign near-zero cement supply deal
Swedish energy company Vattenfall and compatriot green cement producer Cemvision have signed a commercial agreement for the long-term supply of near-zero-carbon cement for use i...
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Heidelberg Materials trials CarbonCure use in Greenwich plant
The process sees the injection of pure manufactured CO2 into fresh concrete, where it undergoes a chemical reaction to become permanently mineralised. This makes hydration more ...
Vestas secures 10MW order to power Italian cement plant
Vestas has received a 10MW order from Cementeria Costantinopoli Srl , a major construction materials producer, to supply renewable energy directly to its cement factory in Italy...
Hoffmann Green and ECBL expand low-carbon cement partnership
French companies Hoffmann Green Cement Technologies and Entreprise de Construction et Bâtiment du Littoral (ECBL) have expanded their cooperation through a new three-year agreem...
MPA disappointed with lack of growth stimulus in UK Autumn Budget
While the association welcomes the hold on proposed Landfill Tax reforms and increase local road spending, it is concerned about the lack of policies designed to promote growth....
Titan advances low-carbon solutions for data centre market
TITAN Group is expanding its portfolio of high-performance, low-carbon building materials to support the accelerating demand for data centres across Europe and the United States...
Medcem ramps up exports with European cement shipments
Medcem, Turkey’s largest cement exporter, has dispatched its first cement shipment to its new terminal in Antwerp, marking a significant expansion of its European operations. En...
Spain’s cement demand expands 19% in October
Cement consumption in Spain grew by 18.5 per cent YoY to 1,695,896t in October 2025, according to the Spanish cement association, Oficemen. In October 2024, cement consumption r...
Holcim expands European recycling footprint
Holcim has announced three new recycling deals across Europe while also urging regulatory reform in the UK to accelerate the adoption of low-carbon cement. The Swiss-based group...
French court grills Lafarge executives over Syrian payments
A Paris court has examined how Lafarge and its Syrian subsidiary negotiated with armed groups, including ISIS, while keeping its Jalabiya cement plant operational during the Syr...