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Belgian construction materials producer Etex and Heidelberg Materials Benelux have announced a new industrial-scale process designed to recycle fibre cement waste into low-carbon cement.
World-first carbon capture technology will produce net-zero cement at industrial scale in North Wales
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Following a report from the UK showing sinking concrete demand regionally, how is the rest of the world shaping up?
Following successful pilots in North America, Heidelberg Materials will deploy Pronto Autonomous Haulage System to more than a dozen sites around the world
Five carbon capture and storage megaprojects currently under construction
The Dow Jones Sustainability Index (DJSI) ranks the most sustainable firms in the construction and engineering sector in Europe
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Part of Heidelberg Materials is to work with Pronto AI and Komatsu on autonomous haulage system
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Once operational, the facility is anticipated to capture up to 800,000 tonnes of CO2 annually
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The company rolled out evoBuild to support circularity and sustainability.
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evoZero achieves net-zero emissions through carbon capture and storage at Heidelberg Materials plant in Brevik, Norway
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Company shifts to circular economy by recycling construction and demolition waste
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A great first step in making construction sustainable will be reducing the carbon emissions of concrete and, more significantly, cement
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German building materials group has rebranded to highlight commitment to carbon neutrality