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Leonardo S p A : Innovation The Leonardo Labs research features in the 'POLARIS Innovation Journal' - Vimarsana News

Leonardo S p A : Innovation The Leonardo Labs research features in the 'POLARIS Innovation Journal'

The Leonardo Labs research features in the 'POLARIS Innovation Journal' 09 June 2023 ... | June 9, 2023

Innovative SCMs for the US - Vimarsana News

Innovative SCMs for the US

Eco Material Technologies is the leading national supplier of fly ash and supplementary cementitious materials (SCMs) in the USA with the largest footp...

Source: cemnet.com
Cement sector decarbonisation: the business case - Vimarsana News

Cement sector decarbonisation: the business case

To achieve its 2050 target of net zero cement production, the cement sector will need to apply a range of decarbonisation strategies. However, high cap...

Source: cemnet.com
DesignFuture Japan and Locus Robotics to deploy autonomous mobile robots in Japan - Vimarsana News

DesignFuture Japan and Locus Robotics to deploy autonomous mobile robots in Japan

/PRNewswire/ -- DesignFuture Japan, the Japanese arm of Material Bank®, the world's largest marketplace for aggregating and sending out material samples, and...

Greening Construction: Utility Company and Technology Outfit Partner for Largest U.S. Coal Ash Reuse Project - Vimarsana News

Greening Construction: Utility Company and Technology Outfit Partner for Largest U.S. Coal Ash Reuse Project

As Georgia Power transitions from coal to natural gas and renewables to generate electricity, the utility company has entered into an innovative partnership with a technology firm that aims to transform the ash left behind from decades of burning coal into an ingredient for concrete for roads and bridges.

Source: uli.org