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Cemento Melón to develop new limestone mineChilean cement company Cemento Melón will begin operating a new limestone mine called Cantera Ñilhue in the country’s central Region V, newspaper Diario Financiero reported. The mine will be opera...News - 27 July 2005 |
UK Cement works to reduce emissionsLafarge Cement UK, has recently announced significant investment plans to cut emissions from its Dunbar works in Scotland by installing a UK£20m gas scrubbing system. The new system will cut the w...News - 27 July 2005 |
Lafarge India to add capacity in IndiaLafarge India is planning to hike its production of portland slag cement (PSC) by 0.4Mta which would take its total installed capacity of PSC and fly-ash based portland pozzolona cement (PPC) to 3...News - 26 July 2005 |
Cement plant pares plans to burn tiresAfter two years of reviews and revisions Lafarge North America has filed a new application with the state Department of Environmental Conservation to burn 4.8 million tires annually at its Ravena ...News - 25 July 2005 |
CSN steps into cement marketThe proposed new business of Brazilian entrepreneur Benjamin Steinbruch, majority shareholder and chairman of steelmaker CSN (Companhia Siderurgica Nacional) is reportedly moving ahead. The cement...News - 22 July 2005 |
New Lorry Fleet For Lafarge CementLafarge Cement UK has invested more than £7m in a new lorry fleet, leading to quieter, safer, more environmentally-friendly transportation of its famous Blue Circle brand of cement from its Cauldon...News - 20 July 2005 |
Shui On to expand cement business by acquisitionShui On Construction and Materials Ltd. announced its annual results for the year ended 31 March 2005. The net profits of the group reached HK$483m, an increase of 2.27 times. The project of Ruiho...News - 19 July 2005 |
CO2 trading worth more than cementEuropean cement producers ’could make more from carbon trading than from exports’ In essence, producers could make more cash by reducing exports and trading surplus carbon emission allowances und...News - 15 July 2005 |
Shares of Malaysian producers riseShares of local cement producers rose yesterday on news of a 50 per cent jump in the product price, as investors bet that business prospects would improve following the increase. YTL Cement Bhd, a...News - 13 July 2005 |
Cement price jump surprises associationMalaysian ready-mix producers, caught off-guard by the 50 per cent jump in cement prices to RM180 per tonne since July 1 2005, say the higher price will aggravate the slowdown in the construction ...News - 12 July 2005 |