Keystone Cement seeks to renew hazardous waste permit and use of railcars to ship the alternative fuel.
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Plibrico Opens New Refractory Production Facility
Plibrico opened a new production facility in Oak Hill, Ohio.
Read MoreThermo Fisher Scientific Introduces Fast, Flexible Elemental Analyzer
Thermo Fisher Scientific recently launched the Thermo Scientific ARL X900 XRF Spectrometer, which can analyze more than 20 elements in under one minute. It will enable lab managers to streamline operations, reduce production costs, and elevate overall efficiency in industrial settings.
Read MoreCemex Talks Circularity at Climate Week NYC
Cemex hosted a panel on circularity in the built environment as part of Climate Week in New York City, bringing together its chief executive and circular economy experts at the Ellen MacArthur Foundation, to discuss how this transition can be accelerated.
Read MoreABB, Carbon Re to Use AI to Enhance Cement Production
ABB has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Carbon Re, an industrial artificial intelligence provider, to assess ways to accelerate the decarbonization of cement production while improving productivity.
Read MoreLafarge Canada Invests in Low-Carbon Fuel Facility
The new Low-Carbon Fuel (LCF) facility at Lafarge Canada’s Exshaw plant will reduce the plant’s reliance on traditional fuels.
Read MoreRutgers Receives $5 Million Grant for Steel Slag Research
Rutgers University’s Center for Advanced Infrastructure and Transportation (CAIT) received a five-year, $5 million cooperative agreement from the U.S. Department of Transportation to investigate the use of steel slag in cement and concrete.
Read MoreMintern to Succeed Manifold at CRH
CRH, the parent company of Ash Grove Cement, appointed Chief Financial Officer Jim Mintern to replace Albert Manifold, who will retire as chief executive officer at the end of 2024.
Read MoreSublime Systems, Microsoft Weigh Novel Carbon Credit Model
Under a new memorandum of understanding, Sublime Systems and Microsoft aim to negotiate a contract for the purchase of environmental attribute certificates (EAC) generated from the former company’s first commercial production facilities.
Read MoreEnergy Department Moves to Quantify Materials’ Emissions Intensity
A U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) pilot project is in the works to measure the greenhouse gas (GHG) intensity of certain industrial products or materials, likely led by cement, steel, aluminum and glass.
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