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- HeidelbergCement with strong result in 2020
- HeidelbergCement pioneers new carbon capture technology in Redding, USA
- HeidelbergCement joins CCS consortium in the UK to create the world’s first low-carbon industrial cluster
18 March 2021
HeidelbergCement with strong result in 2020
Record result despite corona-related decline in demand: result from current operations before depreciation and amortisation increases like-for-like by around 6% to €3.7 billion compared with the previous year. ROIC at 7.9% – well on track to reach strategic medium-term target of “clearly above 8%”. Adjusted earnings per share increase by €0.48 to €6.88. Faster than expected return to progressive dividend policy: dividend proposal of €2.20 per share.
12 March 2021
HeidelbergCement pioneers new carbon capture technology in Redding, USA
HeidelbergCement’s US subsidiary Lehigh Hanson and Silicon Valley-based materials technology company Fortera have announced a collaboration to implement a new type of carbon capture and utilisation (CCU) technology in a pilot installation at Lehigh’s Redding California cement facility, with an expected 60% reduction in CO2 emissions per tonne of product.
2 March 2021
HeidelbergCement joins CCS consortium in the UK to create the world’s first low-carbon industrial cluster
HeidelbergCement’s British subsidiary Hanson UK has become a partner in the HyNet North West consortium, which aims to create the world’s first low-carbon industrial cluster in the region of North West England. The proposed hydrogen and carbon capture and storage (CCS) project will play a critical role in the UK’s transition to net zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050 and the fight against climate change.
Full Year Result 2020
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![3D concrete printing process. The high-tech material "i.tech 3D" was developed by HeidelbergCement subsidiary Italcementi specifically for 3D printing and is suitable for versatile use with various types of 3D printers. The house in Beckum is printed by PERI with a BOD2 type 3D concrete printer.](https://www.heidelbergcement.com/sites/default/files/styles/story_teaser_small/public/assets/images/c5/ba/3d-betondruck_druckvorgang.jpg?itok=uqgfWXYX "3D concrete printing process. The high-tech material "i.tech 3D" was developed by HeidelbergCement subsidiary Italcementi specifically for 3D printing and is suitable for versatile use with various types of 3D printers. The house in Beckum is printed by PERI with a BOD2 type 3D concrete printer. – © PERI")
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