Insights

Current projects and developments

Explore the latest insights from Heidelberg Materials, showcasing our innovations and sustainability efforts. Stay informed about our projects and advancements in the construction industry.

A large cement factory with tall chimneys and a large, dome-shaped building reflected in a body of water. A smaller building is visible to the left.

Producing cement, reducing waste

19 November 2024

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Driving circularity and low-carbon solutions: Heidelberg Materials invests in clean-tech start-up EnviCore

9 October 2024

A light grey, single-story building with two doors but no windows under a cloudy sky.

3D-printed Earthquake Resistance

4 October 2024

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Pioneering CCS in the Mediterranean: Heidelberg Materials to launch decarbonisation project in Italy

30 September 2024

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Our building materials can make playground dreams come true

17 September 2024

An industrial complex featuring large cylindrical storage tanks in shades of green and blue, surrounded by a complex network of metal pipes and structures under a clear sky

Closing the loop: Heidelberg Materials inaugurates first-of-its-kind recycling plant for selective separation of demolition concrete in Poland

25 July 2024

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Heidelberg Materials North America to receive up to $5 million in funding to develop digital tool declaring a product’s environmental impact

22 July 2024

A large slag grinding system in an industrial setting under a cloudy sky. The machinery includes metal platforms, stairs, walkways, and yellow guardrails. A funnel-shaped structure is connected to machines leading to conveyor belts moving ground slag.

Advancing sustainable products: Heidelberg Materials converts cement plant to a slag grinding facility in Indiana, USA

24 June 2024

Plant site with 9 people in protective clothing and shovels in hand in front of a pile of sand

Groundbreaking ceremony for the world's first large-scale carbon capture and utilisation facility in the cement industry

20 June 2024

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Unique competition: Heidelberg Materials launches sixth edition of its Quarry Life Award

19 June 2024