December 2024

December 2024

The December 2024 issue of Global Cement Magazine is an end-of-year special with our regular Top 100 report on the biggest cement producing companies and countries, plus our take on the main news trends of the past 12 months. We are also very pleased to kick off our ‘Leaders Series’ with an interview with Votorantim Cimentos CEO Osvaldo Ayres. On the technical side there are contributions on electric vehicles, alternative fuel trading, waste heat recovery and novel concretes. The issue’s plant report takes in Votorantim’s Alconera plant in Spain, while there are also contributions on exports from Pakistan and the Mauritanian government’s bold net-zero cement plant project.

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N+P: Alternative fuel trends
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 22-11-2024

N+P’s Lars Jennissen outlines recent trends in cement sector alternative fuel use in Europe.

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Ditching diesel with Zenobe
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 22-11-2024

UK-based Zenobē’s battery storage and charging technology is helping users of heavy goods vehicles to electrify their fleets, including in the cement and concrete sector.

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Euroslag 2024: Review
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 22-11-2024

More than 220 delegates from Europe and beyond descended on the picturesque port city of Bilbao in Spain’s Basque country in October 2024 for the 12th European Slag Conference. They heard from more than 35 expert presenters in a packed auditorium at the well-appointed Bilbao Exhibition Centre, enjoyed a busy exhibition area and even took in a tour of the city’s Guggenheim Museum as part of the Gala Dinner.

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Material Evolution: the future is fusion
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 22-11-2024

Material Evolution uses alkali fusion to make novel cements without heating.

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Votorantim Cimentos’ Alconera plant
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 22-11-2024

Global Cement recently spoke to Pablo Viedma, Plant Manager at Votorantim Cimentos’ Alconera cement plant in Spain, about its past, present and future, which includes an unusual CO2 capture and storage project.

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