The June 2019 issue of Global Cement Magazine contains the latest on the UK cement sector and an interview with alternative fuel consultant Andy Hill regarding fuel trends in the UK / EU. There's also technical features on fans, conveying, dust filtration and an interview with Petuum on artificial intelligence in the cement sector. There are also reviews of the recent POWTECH, bauma and IEEE events, plus the latest cement news, prices, products, contracts and concrete news.

The May 2019 issue of Global Cement Magazine is brimming with US-related content, including interviews with senior PCA representatives, LafargeHolcim Ste Genevieve plant report and our US-Canada review, to tie in with the IEEE-IAS/PCA Cement Industry Technical Conference in St Louis. There's also technical interviews with Gebr. Pfeiffer and SICK AG, articles on gears, fuel testing, mill maintenance, burners, kiln access ramps, refractories and more, plus our suggestions as to how the cement sector might look in 2050.

The April 2019 issue of Global Cement Magazine contains technical articles on: Artificial intelligence in construction; Quarry optimisation; Silos; Filtration / Health & Safety; and Pneumatic conveying. Our regional focus switches to the Central and Eastern EU and we also carry an interview with Rino Bedeschi of bulk handling experts Bedeschi SpA. Last but not least, there are previews of the forthcoming POWTECH, BAUMA, IEEE-IAS/PCA and Global FutureCem events, as well as all the latest global cement news.

The March 2019 issue of Global Cement Magazine contains interviews with Cembureau Chief Executive Koen Coppenholle, the directors of Carmeuse's new lime engineering subsidiary TECforLime, and discussion of the latest slag sector trends with ZAG International's Charles Zeynel. There are technical contributions on the topics of modular cement grinding plants in the EU, dust suppression, chains and carbon capture, plus our regional look at the cement sectors of North Africa.

The February 2019 issue of Global Cement Magazine contains a wealth of fuels-related content to tie in with the themes and location of the Global CemFuels Conference in Amsterdam, Netherlands. This includes a look at drives for RDF shredders, fuel additives, coal mill safety and a novel fuel metric from researchers at the University of Cambridge. As part of our wider sustainability coverage, Global Cement introduces the Carbon Margin as a way of considering the effects of rapidly-increasing carbon emissions costs on cement producers' margins. There's also an interview with the Global Cement & Concrete Association's CEO Benjamin Sporton, the latest on the cement sector of the Benelux countries and a plant report from the CBR Lixhe plant, which will be visited by delegates from the Global CemFuels Conference.