London Power Tunnels sees record pour of cement-free concrete

National Grid and its contractor Hochtief-Murphy Joint Venture (HMJV) have completed what is said to be the world’s largest ever continuous pour of Wagners’ Earth Friendly Concrete on the £1bn London Power Tunnels project.

Record-breaking pour of cement-free concrete delivered on National Grid’s London Power Tunnels project

National Grid and its London Power Tunnels contractor Hochtief-Murphy Joint Venture (HMJV) have completed the world’s largest ever continuous pour of Earth Friendly Concrete cutting 82t from the embodied carbon on the project. The post Record-breaking pour of cement-free concrete delivered on National Grid’s London Power Tunnels project appeared first on New Civil Engineer.

Hochtief-Murphy completes record cement-free concrete pour

Earth Friendly Concrete used to fill base of tunnel drive shaft for National Grid

Sustainable concrete solution

Over the last 10 years, Earth Friendly Concrete (EFC), established by Wagners, has been reducing the carbon footprint in the … The post Sustainable concrete solution appeared first on Inside Construction.

HS2 completes largest UK pour of carbon-reducing concrete on Euston station site

The team constructing High Speed Two (HS2)’s Euston Station has undertaken the largest ever UK pour of Earth Friendly Concrete (EFC). The post HS2 completes largest UK pour of carbon-reducing concrete on Euston station site appeared first on New Civil Engineer.