Material Evolution inks partnership to deploy low carbon cement in marine projects

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Collaboration with ARC Marine to test durability of low carbon cement in range of marine environments

Low carbon cement producer Material Evolution has announced a new partnership with marine developer ARC Marine to use its green cement in ARC's portfolio of aquaculture, coastal defence, and offshore energy...

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