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Hoffmann Green Cement Technologies signs contract with Maulini construction

Hoffmann Green Cement Technologies, a pioneer in clinker-free low-carbon cement, has announced the signing of its first international contract with a Swiss player, the Maulini Construction Group. From 2021, Hoffmann Green will supply the Maulini group with its clinker-free low-carbon...

Engineers develop printed bricks from construction waste

Engineers behind the three-year DigiMat project aim to develop and demonstrate an eco-friendly cement mix, created from construction waste, that can be easily printed into new, tight interlocking bricks for use in new buildings. Project lead Dr Seyed Ghaffar, said:...

Public sector projects drive Singapore’s construction recovery

Singapore’s construction sector will see a soft recovery in 2021 and regain momentum over the next five years in line with global recovery from the pandemic, led by government projects. Our latest Singapore Market Insight Report reflects a cautiously optimistic...

Mighty Buildings plans neighbourhood of 3D-printed homes for California

Construction technology company Mighty Buildings has announced plans to build 15 homes using prefabricated 3D-printed panels in Rancho Mirage, California. The project is a collaboration between California-based Mighty Buildings and developers Palari Group. Construction will begin at the end of...

AEM elects Caterpillar’s Otto Breitschwerdt to construction equipment sector board

The Association of Equipment Manufacturers (AEM) is pleased to announce the election of Otto Breitschwerdt, Caterpillar vice president with responsibility for its building construction products division, to its construction equipment sector board. "I am looking forward to working with Mr....

Australian engineers team turns COVID-19 masks into road materials

Australian engineers have developed a circular economy solution for disposable face masks in a bid to tackle pandemic-generated waste. A world-first study by RMIT University researchers has shown that using recycled face mask material to make just one kilometre of...

CEMEX awarded grant from United States Department of Energy to develop carbon capture technology

CEMEX has announced that its US operations have been awarded a grant from the United States Department of Energy to research, engineer and develop a pilot for a breakthrough carbon capture unit. The project, anchored to CEMEX’s Victorville, California...

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