[September 23, 2024] Cemex’s lower-carbon materials used to fortify major wastewater treatment plant in San Francisco SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 23, 2024 /PRNewswire/ — As part of San Francisco’s major initiative to sustainably upgrade and modernize infrastructure, Cemex has announced its involvement in reinforcing the City’s largest wastewater treatment plant with its Vertua® lower-carbon concrete. The Southeast Treatment Plant’s (SEP) Biosolids Digester Facilities Project will replace the outdated existing solids treatment facilities with more reliable, efficient, and modern technologies and facilities. More than $3 billion was invested to modernize the aging plant to reduce odors, better prepare for earthquakes and rising sea levels, ensure operational reliability and efficiency, and maximize biogas utilization. Built in 1952, the SEP treats 80% of the City’s sewage and stormwater flows. Cemex provided about 50,000 cubic yards of Vertua® concrete to help fortify and renew the plant.
Concrete’s strength, longevity, and versatility have made it a vital component of sustainable infrastructure projects.”
This statement highlights Cemex’s commitment to sustainability and resilience in infrastructure projects. This commitment is demonstrated through the use of innovative concrete technologies and sustainable practices across various projects. The company’s innovative concrete technologies are designed to minimize environmental impact and enhance performance. Some examples include:
- Self-Healing Concrete:** This innovative technology utilizes microcapsules filled with healing agents to repair cracks and damage, extending the lifespan of the structure.
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