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News Bouygues Construction partners with Ecocem to test low-carbon cement technology

Bouygues Construction partners with Ecocem to test low-carbon cement technology

Written by Global Cement staff 16 January 2025
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France: Bouygues Construction and Ecocem have signed a partnership to facilitate the use of Ecocem’s low-carbon ACT cement technology in Bouygues Construction’s projects.

The collaboration involves three stages of testing and validation. First, Bouygues Construction will conduct independent laboratory tests to evaluate ACT’s performance. Next, structural concrete walls will be built at Bouygues Construction’s facilities in Chilly-Mazarin, France starting in early 2025, and monitored to ensure thorough testing. Finally, a full-scale mock-up, including all structural elements, will be constructed to assess the in-situ application of ACT technology.  The testing programme aims to integrate ACT technology into Bouygues Construction projects following successful validation.

Last modified on 22 January 2025
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