In April 2023, a €114 million project commenced in Athlone to upgrade the town's wastewater infrastructure.
40% Ecocem GGBS was specified for use in all in-situ and precast elements saving over 4000 tonnes of C02 in this project.
Ecocem GGBS bespoke blended cement is a suitable technical solution for your geotechnical works when looking for soil properties improvement, brownfield remediation cases, and dredged sediment stabilisation and valorisation.
A small development of passive houses built for the private rental market overlooks Galway’s Atlantic Coast, Radharc na Chaoláire. These houses feature low carbon concrete as part of a considered approach to high-performance, low-impact building — fittingly for a project designed by RIAI sustainability taskforce chair Helena McElmeel.
At BATIMAT 2026, Chryso and Ecocem are unveiling a new solution resulting from their complementary expertise: Ecocem ACT low-carbon cement technology combined with EnviroMix® 3150 ACT, a new EnviroMix® admixture solution that was co-developed by Chryso and Ecocem.
Dating back to 1843, the Dún Laoghaire Baths is an award-winning redevelopment that has put long-term thinking at the heart of a public project.
Over the last four decades, Shay Murtagh has become one of the leading precast concrete product manufacturers in Ireland and the UK. They now use 40% GGBS in all applications.
