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The March 2026 issue of Global Cement Magazine explores the latest in the global cement sector, including a look at how thermal energy storage is ready to transform the way thermal heat is sourced in the global cement sector with Electrified Thermal Solutions, and a brace of articles on decarbonisation within the lime sector. We also hear the latest research into the benefits of using low-CO₂ cement in concrete with the VDZ. This issue’s country report takes a look at the reasons behind the rise - and ongoing fall - of Chinese cement production volumes. We also catch up with DALOG and Ferry Capitain, two family-owned companies that are seeking to benefit from a new strategic partnership, discover the benefits of using silos to store slag and take a look at the very successful inaugural CemFuels Asia Conference, which took place in Bangkok, Thailand.

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The February 2026 issue of Global Cement Magazine is something of an alternative fuels special to fit in with the CemFuels Asia Conference in Bangkok, Thailand. There’s a look at whether 100% thermal substitution is feasible, with technical articles on biomass, pelletised fuels and alternative fuels feeding. A report on the Thai cement sector and a detailed plant report from the Asia Cement Pukrang plant complete the CemFuels Asia coverage. We also look at LC3 Cements, the cement sectors of South America, and hear the latest thoughts on the prospects of the US cement industry in 2026 from renowned forecaster Ed Sullivan, formerly of the American Cement Association.

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The January 2026 issue of Global Cement Magazine features an interview with the incoming World Cement Association (WCA) CEO Philippe Richart, profiles of the Top 10 global cement producers in 2026 and an update on CemGreen’s CemTower process for low-emission clay-calcination.

There’s also an in-depth interview with Haver & Boecker, which celebrated 100 years of its machinery division in 2025, and a visit to Venti Oelde, as well as a report on the first UK industrial trial with EN-197-6 cements that contain recycled concrete fines. This issue’s regional takes us to Australia and New Zealand, while there’s also a report from TürkÇimento’s 18th International Technical Seminar and - last but not least - the winning entries from the Global Cement Photography Competition 2026.

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