Worldwide, approximately 5.1 million tons of sugarcane press mud are produced annually, with a minimal portion being used as a natural fertilizer or for soil stabilization. The remaining quantity often finds its way to landfills. In light of this, CarbonZero...
Cemex has supplied Vertua water-permeable concrete for the renovation of the University of Alabama’s Bryant-Denny Football Stadium, the tenth-largest stadium in the world and home to the 18-time national champion Crimson Tide football team. The use of permeable concrete benefits...
In the Research and Development Center of Cementos Progreso – Guatemala, work has been underway since 2018 on the first cement added with calcined clays from the region, on an industrial scale, comparing its performance with cements added with...
Cemex is providing more than 20,000 cubic yards of Vertua lower carbon concrete for Houston Methodist’s Centennial Tower, the newest addition to the largest medical complex in the world. The 26-story tower, expected to begin a phased opening in 2027,...
Fernando A. González, CEO of Cemex, has been elected as the new President of the Global Cement and Concrete Association (GCCA). The GCCA’s members account for 80% of global cement production capacity outside of China and have committed to achieving...
Decarbonisation is a key challenge for cement industry. To achieve carbon neutrality by 2050, several levers need to be handled along the whole value chain of cement and concrete production. Join #CarbonZero 2023 and learn about Decarbonisation pathways for the cement clinker burning...
