The June 2023 issue of Global Cement Magazine contains an in-depth discussion of supplementary cementitious material (SCM) trade trends over the past 12 - 18 months with ZAG International's Charlie Zeynel, details of low-carbon SCM production from Carbon Upcycling and a plant report from the Holcim Schwelgern slag cement plant.

Away from SCMs, there is a report from Sarbottam Cement in Nepal, as well as Edwin Trout's annual article on the UK and Irish cement sectors. There are technical contributions on dosing, wear, chains and thermography, while our front cover advertiser KIMA Process Control GmbH reports on the exciting developments of its Kilncooler technology for precise cooling of kiln shells. Last but not least, we carry a review of the 65th IEEE-IAS/PCA Cement Industry Technical Conference, which took place recently in Dallas, Texas.

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The May 2023 issue of Global Cement Magazine contains the first in a series of articles on the cement sector through the decades, starting with the many technical changes and emergence of large players between 1980 and 1989.

There are technical contributions on the benefits of using carbon nanotubes in cement and concrete products from CHASM Advanced Materials, waste heat recovery with Siemens Energy, alternative fuels with Vecoplan, conveying with Martin Engineering and a brace of articles on wear solutions for concrete producers. There's also a look at two of Europe's most technologically-advanced cement sectors - Austria and Switzerland - plus analysis of multinationals' responses in the Russian market after more than a year of war.

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The April 2023 issue of Global Cement Magazine has a range of US-related content to tie in with the IEEE-IAS/PCA Cement Industry Technical Conference in Dallas, Texas, including interviews with PCA CEO Mike Ireland and its Chief Economist Ed Sullivan.

We also speak with the Global Cement & Concrete Association on the topic of Innovandi, its innovation arm, which has just launched its second Open Challenge. John Kline looks at how concrete can act as a carbon sink, while there's a report from Green Cement in Dubai and technical features on air cannons, monitoring and dust.

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