Cement News tagged: Environmental

Bangadesh seminar

06 September 2004, Published under Cement News

"Portland Composite cement has better characteristics than the ordinary Portland Cement," said HeidelbergCement Bangladesh Limited Managing Director Engineer Mark Van Kempen. He said this at a seminar

Demonstrators plant trees at cement plant

03 September 2004, Published under Cement News

Environmental group, Residents Against Dioxins, has marked the Global Day of Action On Waste by staging a peaceful demonstration at New Berrima’s Blue Circle southern cement plant, in south-east

Indian tribe success in cement

31 August 2004, Published under Cement News

While many US native Indians have diversified into tourism and gambling others have moved successfully into cement. Arizona’s tribes produce an estimated $1 billion a year in gambling revenue, f

Helping to replenish coral reefs

31 August 2004, Published under Cement News

Malaysia’s coral reefs have been highlighted in the media lately due to increasing stress from too many divers, El Nino and industrial accidents. Malaysia, like many other countries which rely on the

Environmental group urges no waste burn

Environmental group urges no waste burn

27 August 2004, Published under Cement News

A Canadian environmental group is urging the province to deny a request from two companies that want to burn Blue Box materials and recyclable hazardous waste.

New plan for St Lawrence plant

27 August 2004, Published under Cement News

St Lawrence Cement’s seemingly never-ending controversial proposal to build a new cement plant in upstate New York took a remarkable twist on Wednesday at press time. At an Aug 18 press conferen

Fuel-Tech NV announces order

Fuel-Tech NV announces order

25 August 2004, Published under Cement News

Fuel-Tech NV based in the US has announced four orders for NOxOUT projects totaling approximately US$2m. Two of the orders are for municipal solid waste incinerator facilities in Spain, while a third

Measures to prevent environmental pollution

23 August 2004, Published under Cement News

The Diamond Cement Ghana Limited, a grinding plant at Aflao, Ghana, which imports clinker from an associated plant in neighbouring Togo producers of Portland cement is to build a 50m wide green belt a

Design changes to St Lawrence

19 August 2004, Published under Cement News

St Lawrence Cement Inc, said yesterday radical design changes it has made to a US$350m plant destined for Greenport, NY, should speed a five-year-old permit process and let construction start soon. T

RMC: cementing a reputation for innovation

19 August 2004, Published under Cement News

Environmental and technical challenges have forced RMC, the UK’s largest aggregates group, to come up with a range of interesting and innovative solutions for different strands of its business.

China growth emphasis

17 August 2004, Published under Cement News

China should put more emphasis on sustainable growth and adjust its model of economic development to improve environmental quality and energy efficiency,

Lafarge signs wind farm contract

16 August 2004, Published under Cement News

Lafarge SA said its 50 pct-owned Lafarge Maroc unit signed a contract with La Compagnie du Vent to build a windfarm to provide renewable energy for the group’s new cement plant in Tetouan, Moroc

Enviro rules UK

11 August 2004, Published under Cement News

The UK Environment Agency has today (Tuesday) urged operators of installations with annual emissions of carbon dioxide of less than 500kt to

Industry anger at Carbon Trust snub

11 August 2004, Published under Cement News

Industry bodies have slammed a Carbon Trust report, claiming they were not consulted on it. Last month, the Carbon Trust published a report on the European Emissions Trading Scheme (EU ETS)

Chilean Polpaico to use alternative fuels

11 August 2004, Published under Cement News

Chilean cement manufacturer Polpaico has been enlarging the facilities of it Cerro Blanco plant in the Til Til region.

Hungary Bukkosd rejects Strabag plant

10 August 2004, Published under Cement News

The residents of the village of Bukkosd in southern Hungary once again rejected the plans of construction company Strabag, the local unit of Austrian Bau Holding, to build a HUF27bn (EUR109.3m) cement