The May 2025 issue of Global Cement Magazine, which will be distributed at the IEEE-IAS/PCA Cement Industry Technical Conference in Birmingham, Alabama, and the Global CemCCUS Conference in Vienna, Austria, carries plant reports from the National Cement Ragland plant - one of the most efficient in the US - and the Reworld Birmingham alternative fuels production plant. Ed Sullivan - now of The Sullivan Report - offers his latest forecast for the US cement sector in 2025. There’s also a review of the cement sectors of central Europe and a plant report from Holcim Mannersdorf, the destination of the Global CemCCUS Conference’s field trip.

Elsewhere in this issue we carry features on CCUS projects and the use of plasma as a heat source for cement production, as well as calcined clays, optimisation, process monitoring, fans, plant engineering and cement analysis. Our Leaders Series hears from Marcel Constantin Cobuz, CEO of Titan Group, who offers his unique take on where the global cement sector finds itself in 2025.

Register for free to download the full issue

The April 2025 issue of Global Cement Magazine, the first of two that will be distributed at the IEEE-IAS/PCA Industry Technical Conference in Birmingham, US, contains interviews with PCA top brass and our review of the cement industries of the US, Canada and Mexico.

There are technical contributions on the topics of CCUS financing, logistics, crushers, silos, lubrication, tyre creep optimisation and environmental product declarations. Our Leaders Series hears from Donal O’Riain, the candid CEO of Ecocem, and there’s a look at how direct air captured CO₂ has been included in concrete blocks. There’s also a plant report from Raysut Cement’s Salalah plant in Oman.

Register for free to download the full issue

The March 2025 issue of Global Cement Magazine presents the CEO of a UAE-based cement company in discussion as part of our Leaders Series, alongside a talk with departing World Cement Association CEO Ian Riley, who reflects on developments around the world since he took the job in 2019. Lime is front and centre in the Technical segment, with articles that will be of interest to anyone contemplating kilns and carbon capture. Other technical articles explore parts of the cement production line, including mills, gearboxes and remote monitoring equipment, and introduce a new supplementary cementitious material in use in Australia. Elsewhere in the issue, we look back at the 5th Global FutureCem Conference in Istanbul, Türkiye – and linger in that country for a full review of the cement sector there. We also have two articles on China: a country report and a special focus on alternative fuels.

Register for free to download the full issue

The February 2025 issue of Global Cement Magazine - to be distributed at the Global FutureCem Conference in Istanbul, Türkiye, has a decarbonisation theme, with contributions on calcined clay, waste heat recovery, process optimisation, new collaborations and more. There’s also a look at how the world Cement Association CEO Ian Riley expects cement demand to change over the 25 years to 2050, as well as a plant report from Colombia, a Leaders Series contribution from Lebanon and the latest from the cement industry in Türkiye.

Register for free to download the full issue