To help meet rising construction demand across the Dallas-Fort Worth region, Amrize is investing in its Midlothian cement plant to expand production capacity, modernize logistics and improve operational efficiency for customers.
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The U.S. Department of Energy Office of Critical Minerals and Energy Innovation has respectively committed $1.8 million and $2 million to “Next Generation Concrete: Leveraging Byproducts of Lithium Industry as High Performance Supplementary Cementitious Materials” and “AI-Powered Blending Strategies for Supplementary Cementitious Materials for Enhanced Domestic Cement Supply Chain” investigations.
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Amrize is expanding its ‘Made in America’ label to four additional U.S. cement plants, bringing the total to nine plants across the country, offering builders the guarantee of American manufacturing and quality, supporting American jobs and local communities.
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The Slag Cement Association (SCA) awarded two Amrize projects top honors in the Lower Carbon Concrete category of its annual Slag Cement in Sustainable Concrete Awards program for demonstrating innovative mix design and material optimization.
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Amrize, Canada’s top cement producer, launched a “Product of Canada” cement label, assuring builders of Canadian-made manufacturing and quality, supporting local jobs and communities.
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Amrize launched its new EVERtect high-performance concrete range at ConExpo-Con/Agg in Las Vegas. The product was announced at a special media roundtable discussion attended by sister publication Rock Products‘ Editor/Chief Content Director Mark S. Kuhar.
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Amrize recently commissioned the production expansion of its cement plant in Ste. Genevieve, Mo., North America’s largest and market-leading cement plant.
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Amrize launched a “Made in America” label for its cement range, offering builders the guarantee of American manufacturing and quality, supporting American jobs and local communities.
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Amrize announced membership in the American Cement Association (ACA), a move countering decisions under the management of predecessor business, Holcim (US), that led to withdrawal from (pre-ACA) Portland Cement Association member ranks.
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WorkSafeBC fined Amrize (formerly Lafarge Canada) nearly $675,000 after a worker was killed at its Richmond cement plant in British Columbia, reported the Vancouver Sun.
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