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Europe's Cement Sector Invests in Maintenance Projects, an Industrial Info Market Brief

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Cement manufacturers in Europe plan a significant amount of maintenance work each year during their off season. The timing of some the maintenance work this year has been impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic.

Approved maintenance projects include equipment overhauls and upgrades to reduce production costs and improve plant efficiency.

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