Concrete Case Studies
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From the blog
- How can we make our buildings more energy efficient?
- Affordable housing – a pipedream, or a future reality?
- Healthier buildings - healthier citizens?
- The future is bright with concrete roads
- Resource efficient or sustainable buildings?
- Highlights from 5 March Circular Economy event
- The role of cement and concrete in the circular economy
- WEF 2015 Global Risks Report: risks of rapid an unplanned urbanisation in developing countries
From the newsroom
- Energy storage in buildings – the potential in the Energy Package
- Concrete sector welcomes emphasised role of buildings in achieving EU energy goals
- Concrete Dialogue 2016 - What our speakers had to say
- This is concrete
- New study shows potential of concrete buildings to balance the energy grid and reduce CO2 impact
- Renewable energy in buildings: Unleashing the potential of thermal mass for electricity grid flexibility
- Fire safety with concrete
- Policy do's and don'ts for construction and demolition waste