Guloren Turan has been the Global Carbon Capture and Storage Institute’s General Manager - Advocacy since October 2018.

Carbon capture and storage (CCS) is variously hailed as a ‘silver bullet’ by some in the cement sector and denounced as ‘impossible’ by others. It is neither, argues the Global CCS Institute’s Guloren Turan, and it’s also essential...

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The Ohorongo Cement plant in Namibia produced its first clinker in November 2010.

This final issue of the 2010s provides a unique opportunity to look over the major cement sector events of the past 10 years, a contradictory decade of expansion and consolidation, overcapacity and huge new projects, with heightened environmental awareness alongside rising emissions. Here, Global Cement attempts to extract some sense from this confusing time...

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National Cement's integrated cement plant in Dubai, UAE. Source: Kritish Shetty, entrant into the Global Cement Photography Competition.

This article looks at the cement sectors of the six Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) nations to coincide with the 24th Arab-International Cement Conference & Exhibition, as well as an update about host nation Egypt.

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Atollogy uses a cameras and visual analysis algorithms to optimise cement logistics and health and safety.

Silicon Valley start-up Atollogy has developed a range of image recognition algorithms that offer cement plants advantages in terms of customer experience, health and safety and optimisation. David Perilli spoke to Atollogy to find out more...

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Micheal McKittrick has been Ecocem's Managing Director for Northern Europe with responsibility for the Irish, UK and Benelux markets, since May 2019.

Global Cement caught up with Micheál McKittrick, Ecocem’s recently-appointed Managing Director for Northern Europe, to talk about the company’s development, current trends and future plans.

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