Carbon Capture and Storage

Heidelberg Materials completes mechanical work on its Brevik CCS project, a breakthrough for carbon capture in the cement industry

CarbonCure’s technology helps save 500,000 tonnes of CO₂ globally, marking significant step in reducing concrete’s carbon footprint

Verra approval a major step for sustainable construction and global carbon reduction

Low-carbon and circular building materials designed to meet sustainability standards

Latest CarboClearTech project aims to reduce carbon emissions in line with the European Green Deal

Feasibility study aims to develop country’s first carbon-captured net-zero cement and concrete production facility

New report from the UK’s CCC welcomed by MPA, echoing calls for decarbonisation to be accelerated

Company converts cement plant to a slag grinding facility in Indiana, USA

Lengfurt cement plant in Germany will be home to the world's first large-scale carbon capture and liquefaction plant as part of a joint venture between Heidelberg Materials and Linde.

Partnership calls for commercially mature carbon capture and storage projects to be provided with a clear alternative route to market, to unlock private investment to ensure the UK can hit its net-zero targets

Nearly 100 tech start-ups apply for a pioneering international programme to decarbonise the world’s most used man-made materials

Heidelberg Materials has been selected for funding of up to US$500 million to advance industrial-scale CCUS at its new state-of-the-art cement plant in Mitchell, Indiana, USA

Front-End Engineering and Design studies to drive cost-effective carbon capture, utilisation, and storage technologies

Nobel Center Project to use Heidelberg Materials’ evoZero for new Nobel Center in Stockholm