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21 October 2026 - Philippe Richart, CEO of the World Cement Association (WCA), recently visited Hoffmann Green Cement’s plant in Bournezeau, in France’s Pays de la Loire region. There, he met with Thomas Atkinson, Head of International Affairs at Hoffmann Green Cement, to discuss how Hoffmann Green is developing a range of clinker-free cements and taking them into new markets.
21 October 2026 - As the EU Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) enters its definitive phase, carbon costs are becoming an increasingly important factor in the competitiveness of the global cement industry. In this article, Marta S. Diez Dominguez explores how CBAM and the EU Emissions Trading System (EU ETS) are reshaping production economics, international trade and long-term investment decisions.
19 October 2026
CemenTürk
Philippe Richart, WCA CEO, has been interviewed by CemenTürk on how the global dynamics of the cement industry are reshaping.
19 October 2026 - WCA Member CemAI has appointed Andrew Crose as Chief Executive Officer, effective 12 October 2026, to lead the company's next phase of growth and accelerate the development and commercialization of its AI-powered digital manufacturing solutions for cement producers worldwide.
Chaillé-sous-les-Ormeaux, 13 October 2026 – Hoffmann Green Cement Technologies, an industrial player committed to the decarbonation of the construction sector that designs and markets innovative cold produced, clinker-free cements, announces the continuation of its collaboration with the World Cement Association (WCA), a leading international organization in the cement industry.
21 September 2026 - Following the European Commission’s recent proposal in July to revise the EU ETS, Marta S. Diez Dominguez (Country Manager IBERIA at CFP Energy) takes a closer look at what the review could mean for European industry, carbon markets and the transition to a lower-carbon economy. The Commission’s proposal sets the framework for the next phase of the EU ETS from 2031 to 2040 and introduces important changes around free allocation, industrial decarbonisation and the relationship with CBAM.