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Norcem As

Fjerdingby, Norway

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Norcem is one of the largest cement manufacturing facilities in Norway and produces and markets cement and binder materials. The company operates production facilities in Brevik and another one in Kjøpsvik. It works towards reducing the climate footprint by developing evoZero cement, which allows for near-zero emissions. Norcem invests in carbon credits and offers a metanold-powered cement ship, which is more environmentally friendly. The company is not explicitly associated with a founding year, but it is part of the Heidelberg Materials Group, which was founded in 1928. Norcem deals with building and industrial facilities, particularly with concrete products, and has certifications for its environmental and sustainability standards.

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