June 2026

June 2026

The June 2026 issue of Global Cement Magazine has a strong CO2 capture, storage and utilisation (CCUS) flavour to tie in with the Global CemCCUS Conference in Hamburg, Germany. There’s a look at how CCUS fits in with wider decarbonisation trends, plus a report on CCUS in the Asia Pacific region. There’s also our annual UK cement focus, with a focus on the HyNet and Peak Cluster decarbonisation projects, involving a total of four cement plants and one lime plant. Elsewhere, this issue takes in the cement industry of Austria, dust control, refractories, conveying, quarrying and bioconcrete, plus a full report from the recent Global Slag Conference in Istanbul, Türkiye, and key takeaways from the IEEE-IAS/ACA Cement Conference in Fort Lauderdale, Florida.

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Alfran’s remote-control revolution
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 28-05-2026

Spain-based Alfran is deploying robots in the diffi cult business of kiln shell maintenance – and full replacement.

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Conveyors in Western Australia
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 28-05-2026

ScrapeTec and Kinder have joined forces for cleaner, safer and more profitable belt operations.

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Review: Global Slag 2026
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 28-05-2026

The 18th Global Slag Conference took place on 15-16 April 2026 in Istanbul, with around 130 delegates from 33 countries, 18 presentations and 12 hours of networking.

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Cultivarium: Optimising bio-concrete
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 28-05-2026

Cultivarium CEO Henry Lee explains how his company is opening the door to the wider adoption of bio-concrete.

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Cement in Austria
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 28-05-2026

Austria borders six fellow EU member states, as well as Liechtenstein and Switzerland, at the crossroads of Central, South and South East Europe. Its cement industry is majority Austrian-owned, with seven out of eight producers operating only single plants.

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