Insights

Current projects and developments

Explore the latest insights from Heidelberg Materials, showcasing our innovations and sustainability efforts. Stay informed about our projects and advancements in the construction industry.

An industrial site with heavy machinery and structures, a large pile of fine-grained material in a circular enclosure, and a conveyor belt system leading to a green silo, surrounded by vegetation

Taking concrete recycling to the next level

18 March 2025

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Let’s build the future together

30 January 2025

Global Virtual Supplier Day 2024

18 December 2024

A large cement factory with tall chimneys and a large, dome-shaped building reflected in a body of water. A smaller building is visible to the left.

Producing cement, reducing waste

19 November 2024

A light grey, single-story building with two doors but no windows under a cloudy sky.

3D-printed earthquake resistance

4 October 2024

An outdoor playground set in a lush green area with trees and sunlight filtering through the foliage. The playground includes wooden structures such as a playhouse, bridges, and platforms, as well as grassy mounds.

Building playgrounds with safety in mind

17 September 2024

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Closing the loop: Heidelberg Materials inaugurates first-of-its-kind recycling plant for selective separation of demolition concrete in Poland

25 July 2024

A green silo truck parked in front of a cylindrical building. Trees are visible on the left.

Heidelberg Materials North America to receive up to $5 million in funding to develop digital tool declaring a product’s environmental impact

22 July 2024

A large slag grinding system in an industrial setting under a cloudy sky. The machinery includes metal platforms, stairs, walkways, and yellow guardrails. A funnel-shaped structure is connected to machines leading to conveyor belts moving ground slag.

Advancing sustainable products: Heidelberg Materials converts cement plant to a slag grinding facility in Indiana, USA

24 June 2024

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Groundbreaking ceremony for the world's first large-scale carbon capture and utilisation facility in the cement industry

20 June 2024