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London, 10 November 2025 – The World Cement Association (WCA) has expressed that cement prices could triple or quadruple under current European policies, while presenting its vision for sustainable industry transformation at the European Cement Decarbonisation Summit 2025 in Frankfurt.
2 October 2025 - In response to the UK government’s decision to extend its public consultation on policies to grow the market for low-carbon industrial goods by two weeks, Buffy Price, COO of Carbon Re, shared her thoughts. She emphasised that cement and concrete, responsible for 8% of global CO₂ emissions, are “hard-to-abate” but essential to the UK’s net zero goals. Price highlighted that a combination of smarter materials, carbon capture, digital optimisation, and clear government policies with incentives can give producers the confidence to invest in low-carbon solutions, proving even the toughest sectors can decarbonise while boosting competitiveness and benefiting the planet. Please see below for the full statement.
London, 18 August 2025 - The World Cement Association (WCA) announced today that Jiangsu JND Environment & Energy Technology Co., Ltd. (Jinengda Technology) has joined the Association as an Associate Corporate Member.
22 July 2025
The Good Builder
The WCA's white paper was mentioned in an article by The Good Builder as predicting a significant decline in global demand for cement and clinker over the next 25 years due to the rise of alternative materials and low-carbon binders.
16 July 2025
Offsite Central
The WCA's white paper was mentioned in an article by Offsite Central in relation to its report earlier this year, stating that global demand for cement and clinker production could drop by 30% over the next 25 years.
1 July 2025
InfraRoi
The WCA's white paper was mentioned in an article by InfraRoi on the analysis of the cement sector's prospects and transformations over the next 25 years.