November 2026

November 2026

The November 2026 issue of Global Cement Magazine introduces a range of technologies for getting the best out of a cement plant, from 3D kiln scans to floating solar power plants, crushers, kiln seals, lubricant filters and automated belt tracking devices. In the Concrete section, Ecocem provides an update on its upcoming ACT alternative cement plant in Dunkirk, France.

Those with an interest in alternative fuels will enjoy the issue’s review of Global Cement’s CemFuels 2026 conference, which took place in Geneva, Switzerland, in September 2026. Next up on the industry’s calendar: the Arab Union of Cement and Building Materials’ 29th Arab International Cement Conference and Exhibition in Cairo, Egypt. See Global Cement’s in-depth report on cement production in the wider Middle East, also included in this issue, in preparation for the event in Cairo.

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Sealing the future New!
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British Rema introduces its inverted lamella seal for use in rotary kilns and vessels, featuring spring-action leaf plates to reduce false air ingress and reduce operating costs.

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Offline lubricant filtration New!
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Global Cement talks to Jesper Mide from C.C.Jensen to find out about the company’s cellulose filters.

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Tracking conveyor safety and production New!
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A look at the causes of - and ways to solve - common conveyor belt mistracking issues.

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Review: Global CemFuels 2026 New!
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Global Cement rounds up the annual Global CemFuels Conference on the topic of alternative fuels, which took place this year in Geneva, Switzerland.

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What is ACT? New!
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"Irish low-CO2 cement producer Ecocem is building a new plant for its Advanced Cement Technology (ACT) in Dunkirk, France. But what exactly is ACT…?"

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