AfPA’s recent tech talk in Melbourne discussed the state of play for the use of crumb rubber from end-of-life tyres in asphalt for Australian roads.
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Boral to explore re-carbonation technology to reduce emissions
Boral will explore a new carbon capture and storage technology called re-carbonation as part of its strategy to slash carbon emissions in its cement business.
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Boral commits to emission reduction and net zero targets
Construction material supplier Boral has set ambitious emission reduction targets as well as net zero targets which will be incorporated into its operations.
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Boral and John Holland host careers expo at Waterloo Station site
Boral and John Holland hosted a careers expo at the site of Sydney's new Waterloo Station to teach local students about the construction sector.
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Boral to sell North American building products business for $2.86B
Boral has entered a $2.86 billion agreement with subsidiary of Westlake Chemical to sell its North American building products business.
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Boral sells its share of USG Boral for $1.4B
Boral will share its 50 percent stake in the USG Boral Joint Venture with Knauf, including the plasterboard based businesses in Australia, NZ, Asia and the Middle East.
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Boral cites bushfire, floods and COVID-19 disruptions in annual results
Annual financial results for major construction materials group Boral show a statutory net loss after tax of 1.139 billion.
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Boral signals $1.3B impairment charge across the company
Boral has announced it expects to recognise a non-cash, pre-tax impairment charge of $1.3 billion in its financial results, which will be released to market on Friday August 28.
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Major contractors awarded seven year SA road maintenance contracts
Four major contractors have been awarded maintenance contracts for a total 23,000 kilometres of the South Australian Road Maintenance network.
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Asphalt for aviation
Tasked with resurfacing and extending the Geraldton Airport runway in Western Australia, Boral turned to Wirtgen to find a relocatable asphalt production plant with flexibility and a high production rate.
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