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How much gas do we need for heating our buildings, how much fuel do our cars (and lorries) consume, and how much electricity do we purchase annually?

Our subsidiary Betonmortel Grevelingen will henceforth continue under the name Anker Beton. The acquisition of the plant in Zwijndrecht from Cementbouw and the optimisation of production locations have led to this name change.

The Palace of Westminster, dating back to 1870, has been in a state of disrepair for many years, prompting the start of a major restoration and renewal project in 2020. Blyko UK has been selected as the supplier to replace the 70-year-old tiles and curbstones on the elevated terraces with (almost) identical replacements.

The Minister of Social Affairs and Employment, Karien van Gennip, was on a work visit at De Hoop Terneuzen on October 10, 2022. She made this visit to observe the collaboration between the business sector and the regional mobility team in practice.

De Hoop Terneuzen’s wholly owned subsidiary, Betonmortel West Brabant De Hoop B.V. has as of 12 September 2022. acquired Cementbouw’s concrete mixing plants in Bergen op Zoom and Zwijndrecht.

Verlegh Bouwmaterialen in Breda and the branches of Bouwcenter Logus in Bergen op Zoom, Goes, Oostburg, Roosendaal, Rotterdam North, Terneuzen, Vlissingen and Zwijndrecht will assume a single common identity.

The reduction in carbon emissions due to the projects projects in Braakman-Zuid and Koewacht was officially validated on 16 May 2022 and included in the registry of certificates held by the Dutch National Carbon Market Foundation (Stichting Nationale Koolstofmarkt).

Groep De Hoop has expressed the ambition to become completely CO₂ neutral in the future.

De Hoop Terneuzen has invested in a fully electric concrete mixer truck. The keys were officially handed over last week to Robert Roks, Operational Manager at De Hoop Betonmortel.