The March 2025 issue of Global Cement Magazine presents the CEO of a UAE-based cement company in discussion as part of our Leaders Series, alongside a talk with departing World Cement Association CEO Ian Riley, who reflects on developments around the world since he took the job in 2019.
Lime is front and centre in the Technical segment, with articles that will be of interest to anyone contemplating kilns and carbon capture. Other technical articles explore parts of the cement production line, including mills, gearboxes and remote monitoring equipment, and introduce a new supplementary cementitious material in use in Australia.
Elsewhere in the issue, we look back at the 5th Global FutureCem Conference in Istanbul, Türkiye – and linger in that country for a full review of the cement sector there. We also have two articles on China: a country report and a special focus on alternative fuels.
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The 5th Global FutureCem Conference and Exhibition on cement industry decarbonisation has successfully taken place in Istanbul, supported by Türkçimento, the Turkish cement manufacturers’ association, and with 120 delegates from 25 countries in attendance. The 6th edition of the event will take place in January 2026 in Munich, Bavaria.
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2025 marks half way in a ‘decade to deliver’ Germany’s targeted 65% reduction in its CO2 emissions by 2030, from its 1990 baseline. Recent news stories point to an emerging role for the cement sector as an advancer of the new technologies to help clinch this goal – and decarbonise even sooner in the case of some plants.
Global Cement rounds up the biggest news from China’s cement industry, production statistics and financial results from the key players.
Hongwei Yang looks at the current situation regarding alternative fuels in China and what needs to change.
Global Cement's monthly cement price round-up.
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