UK: Cemex UK says that construction company Kier used concretes from its reduced-carbon dioxide (CO2) Vertua range to complete a net-zero CO2 residential construction project at the University Warwick. Sales executive Matthew Doran said that the student accommodation, called Cryfield, “was the first project for which Kier has chosen to use the Vertua range and it was an exciting opportunity for Cemex to demonstrate the value of this product as both a high-performance and sustainable choice.”
Cemex UK supplies Vertua concrete to University of Warwick Cryfield halls
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