Low-emission hydrogen is widely recognised as an important enabler of industrial decarbonisation, particularly in sectors such as refining, heavy industry, long-distance mobility and fertilisers. However, deployment remains well behind the ambitions outlined in national hydrogen strategies, reflecting the economic, technological...
Heidelberg Materials further optimises European footprint and plans to close cement plant in Ranville in France Heidelberg, 16 September 2026 – Heidelberg Materials France plans a restructuring that would result in the closure of its site in Ranville in the...
As industries accelerate the transition toward net-zero operations, fire safety has become an increasingly critical component of resilient, sustainable infrastructure. The adoption of renewable energy systems and alternative fuels introduces new and evolving fire risks that demand innovative approaches to...
CBAM’s next phase: wider import coverage, tighter rules and an export backstop Author: Luyue Tan (She/Her), Senior Research Specialist, Carbon, London Stock Exchange Group The European Parliament has put a materially broader CBAM on the negotiating table. The immediate market...
India’s cement industry, the world’s second-largest by volume, is accelerating its transition toward low‑carbon production as manufacturers commit to ambitious decarbonisation targets and expand their renewable energy portfolios. With national cement capacity reaching 718 million tonnes per annum (MTPA) at...
CCAA Launches New Concrete Rating Guide Cement, Concrete & Aggregates Australia (CCAA) has launched a new Interpretation and Application Guide to support the practical and consistent use of the Australian adoption of the Global Ratings for Low Carbon and Near...
