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Hofor resolved decades of documentation conflict in under a year

It was not the concrete manufacturers who pushed for the recent approval of the CO2-saving slag concrete, but rather one of the country's largest developers, Hofor

If you thought that the recent approval of GGBS (Ground Granulated Blast-furnace Slag) as a cement substitute came about because of pressure from concrete manufacturers, think again.

It's not the concrete producers themselves but one of the country's largest developers, Hofor, who has been the driving force behind getting the new type of concrete approved in the Danish Standards committee for concrete technology, S-328.

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