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News Pelješac Bridge project uses Cemex's Vertua reduced-CO2 cement

Pelješac Bridge project uses Cemex's Vertua reduced-CO2 cement

Written by Global Concrete staff
21 October 2022
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Croatia: Cemex supplied 37,000t of cement for construction of the new Pelješac Bridge on the Dalmatian coast. Cemex says that the 2.4km-long bridge has connected Southern Croatia to the rest of the country, eliminating the need to cross in and out of Croatia over an international border when travelling by land. Almost all of the cement used in the project was Cemex's Vertua brand reduced-CO2 cement product.

Cemex's Europe, Middle East, Africa and Asia president Sergio Menendez said “Cemex has been a proud contributor to the development of Croatia, and we are very pleased to participate in one of the largest infrastructure projects in the region. Our Vertua products are designed to meet society’s demand for resilient and long-lasting buildings and infrastructure, built with a lower carbon footprint.”

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