The Global Cement and Concrete Association – GCCA has launched its international definitions for low carbon cement and concrete. The definitions are seen as crucial to providing a key reference point for[...]
Read moreThe extensive decarbonisation work being carried out by the global cement and concrete industry to cut CO₂ emissions is set out in a newly published progress report, launched at CO29[...]
Read moreMumbai, October 28 2024: The Global Cement & Concrete Association (GCCA) India and Xynteo announced the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU), marking GCCA India’s partnership with Xynteo’s Build[...]
Read moreA post doctorate researcher from Spain, whose research could help understand how to reduce the time it takes for low carbon concrete to harden, has been honoured with an international[...]
Read moreA popular global photo competition called “Concrete in Life”, which highlights the sustainability, essential nature and beauty of concrete throughout the world, has been launched from New York’s influential international[...]
Read moreA ground-breaking agreement has been signed by the UN’s Industrial Development Organisation (UNIDO) and the Global Cement and Concrete Association (GCCA) to work together on decarbonising the cement and concrete[...]
Read moreAn international conference in Bangkok, attended by nearly 200 CEOs and leaders from the global cement and concrete industry has called for new policy commitments to support the industry’s drive[...]
Read moreThailand’s Minister of Industry, Pimphattra Wichaikul has opened a major international conference, attended by 200 CEOs and leaders from the world’s leading cement and concrete manufacturers, focused on decarbonising the industry. The event, being held in Bangkok, has been organised by the Global Cement and[...]
Read moreNew partnerships between cement manufacturers and tech start-ups, to work together on the development of low carbon concrete, have been announced by the industry’s leading membership body, the Global Cement[...]
Read moreLeading academics and industry players from around the world are gathering in Lausanne, in Switzerland, to drive forward critical research into making concrete, the world’s most used human-made material, net[...]
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