Sources: Holcim Group, Zug, Switzerland; CP staff The parent company of Holcim US and Lafarge Canada Inc. cites progress on a full capital market separation plan, or spin-off, that will net a Holcim North America listing on the New York Stock Exchange. Subject to shareholder approval at the Holcim Annual General Meeting in May, the spin-off is planned as a…
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Holcim North America powers inaugural ash harvesting project
Holcim North America and sister business Geocycle North America are overseeing a premier of beneficiation technology transforming landfilled coal combustion products to Class F fly ash. ECOAsh, the branded material from an Alberta site strategic to Lafarge Canada Inc. operations, marks the first ash harvesting for concrete end uses under the global Holcim Group banner. Holcim NA and Geocycle NA…
Read MoreHolcim North America gears up Alberta ash harvesting project
Sources: Lafarge Canada Inc., Calgary; CP staff Holcim North America and sister business Geocycle North America are overseeing a premier of beneficiation technology transforming landfilled coal combustion products to Class F fly ash. ECOAsh, the branded material from an Alberta site strategic to Lafarge Western Canada operations, marks the first ash harvesting for concrete end uses under the global Holcim…
Read MoreHolcim invests in Blue Planet carbon dioxide-mineralizing technology
Holcim North America has taken a financial position in Blue Planet Systems Corp. of Los Gatos, Calif., joining three other marquee investors that have announced stakes in the carbon capture, use and storage (CCUS) technology developer since 2020: Knife River Corp., Mitsubishi Corp. and Chevron. Their capital supports commercialization of a process that mineralizes carbon dioxide gas into synthetic limestone…
Read MoreHolcim backs CO2 mineralizing technology specialist Blue Planet
Sources: Holcim US, Chicago; CP staff Holcim North America has taken a financial position in Blue Planet Systems Corp. of Los Gatos, Calif., joining three other marquee investors that have announced stakes in the carbon capture, use and storage (CCUS) technology developer since 2020: Knife River Corp., Mitsubishi Corp. and Chevron. Their capital supports commercialization of a process that mineralizes…
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