Cement News tagged under: circularity
Cemex acquires recycling company as part of its circularity mission04 September 2024, Published under Cement NewsOn 3 September 2024, Cemex announced it had acquired a majority stake in RC-Baustoffe Berlin GmbH & Co KG, a Berlin-based recycling company and part of the Heim Group. The company processes mineral construction, demolition and excavation materials (CDEM). The recycling company will be integrated with Regenera, Cemex’s business that offers circularity solutions which extend the life cycle of construction materials by reusing them in value-added products. The acquired recycling facility... |
Cambridge Electric Cement secures £2.25m for low-carbon cement05 July 2024, Published under Cement NewsA British start-up, born out of the University of Cambridge, has raised GBP2.25m in seed funding to support its plans to industrialise the production of low-carbon cement. Cambridge Electric Cement (CEC) has received investment from previous investor Legal & General, as well as Cambridge Enterprise Ventures, Parkwalk Advisors, Almanac Ventures and Delph25 in a funding round spearheaded by Zero Carbon Capital. The company has announced that it has developed a way to make low-carbon, cir... |
Holcim invests in Travertine to advance decarbonised cement and circularity27 June 2024, Published under Cement NewsVia its corporate venture capital and open innovation unit MAQER Ventures, Holcim has invested in Travertine to apply the start-up’s proprietary circular technology to the decarbonisation of cement. The new technology binds CO 2 from direct air capture to advanced mineral components, sequestering carbon. Nollaig Forrest, Holcim chief sustainability officer, said: “We’re excited to work with innovative startups like Travertine to advance our goal of making decarbonised cement and concret... |
Holcim acquires Cand-Landi Group to accelerate decarbonisation and circularity at Eclépens24 June 2024, Published under Cement NewsHolcim acquired the Cand-Landi Group in Switzerland to advance decarbonisation and circular construction. With consolidated net sales of CHF70m (US$11.4m) and 250 employees, Cand-Landi’s diversified businesses range from recycling and waste management to aggregates and ready-mix. The acquisition will accelerate decarbonisation at Holcim’s Eclépens plant in Switzerland by providing new sources of alternative raw materials and alternative fuels. It also increases by 100,000tpa Holcim’s rec... |
Holcim Philippines to recycle 10Mt of demolition waste in 202507 June 2024, Published under Cement NewsHolcim Philippines has announced that it aims to recycle 10Mt of demolition waste in 2025. According to the company, the move will make Holcim Philippines one of the leading recyclers in the country, boosting the cement producer’s volumes from the almost 8.4Mt reported in 2023. Holcim has also called on stakeholders to focus on circularity, encouraging them to partner with other companies in a push for innovative and sustainable building solutions, reports the Philippines News Agency.... |
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