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.

The July - August 2026 issue of Global Cement Magazine contains a look at cement sector contracts from the past 12 months, an in-depth interview about the use of an ANYmal robot at the company’s plant in Switzerland and Reduciner’s novel process to convert cement process CO2 and renewable power into carbon monoxide - for use as a fuel. Other technical features include the topics of wear and zeolite-based concrete, plus there’s a full review of the recent Global CementAI Conference.

The September 2026 issue of Global Cement Magazine includes reports on the cement industries of Switzerland and Central America and the Caribbean. There’s also alternative fuels coverage, with an account of Firefly’s long-standing work for a Mexican refuse-derived fuel producer.

Elsewhere in this issue, there’s an eye-opening look at common misconceptions around the role of marketing in the cement sector and a detailed report on how cement will be an early indicator of how the EU’s carbon border adjustment mechanism (CBAM) will affect global trading patterns.

On the technical side, this issue takes in kiln seals, kiln monitoring, separate grinding, drag chains and concrete mineralisation, while front cover advertiser Aerzen Group details a lime sector case-study about the use of its Load Balancing Control (LBC) software for compressed air blowers.