CEMEX UK’s barges are currently transporting sand and gravel from Dagenham to Fulham, via the River Thames, without adding trucks to London’s busy roads.
Using a barge offers a 75% CO2 saving compared to road transport, with each loaded barge saving the equivalent of 20 HGV lorries travelling across the centre of London.
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Also, using alternative transports methods and saving lorry movements on the roads, demonstrates CEMEX’s Future In Action commitment to net zero CO2.
Nigel Bateman , Senior Operations Manager for London, said: “Having material coming down the river cuts down on lorry movements in a very tight yard so it is vital that we have barge deliveries at Fulham. This dredging work was therefore very important and I’m pleased with how well it was completed.”
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CEMEX UK’s barges are currently transporting sand and gravel from Dagenham to Fulham, via the River Thames, without adding trucks to London’s busy roads. Using a barge offers a 75% CO2 saving compared to road transport, with each loaded barge saving the equivalent of 20 HGV lorries travelling across
