Cement News tagged under: Waste Heat Power Generation (WHPG)
Tamil Nadu Cement Corp to upgrade Ariyalur plant, India22 April 2013, Published under Cement NewsThe Tamil Nadu Cement Corp is planning to expand its Ariyalur cement plant in the state of Tamil Nadu, as well undertaking a number of environmental and energy improvement measures. Tamil Nadu Cement Corp has two cement factories at Alangulam and Ariyalur. The Alangulam unit is to be modernised at a cost of INR195 crore including INR50 crore for mine development. It will receive INR95 crore support from the state government. A project management consultancy is currently preparing a repo... |
Enersource and Holcim (Canada) launch heat recovery project20 September 2012, Published under Cement NewsEnersource has assisted Holcim (Canada) in securing a financial incentive from the Ontario Power Authority of US$6.37m to support the development and construction of a waste heat recovery project at their Mississauga cement plant. "Projects like this are both economically and environmentally-sound," said Craig Fleming, President and CEO at Enersource. He added, "Conservation initiatives capitalising on renewable technologies help businesses become more economically sustainable."??"Holcim ... |
Kohat Cement plans waste heat recovery project, Pakistan17 September 2012, Published under Cement NewsPakistan cement producer Kohat Cement is planning to construct a 9MW waste heat recovery project (WHRP). Sources say the plant will reduce electricity dependency on the national grid by 38 per cent. Kohat is currently under negotiations with different suppliers, although the project cost and its timeline are as yet undisclosed. The company achieved YoY profitability 26 times higher with profit after tax (PAT) of PKR661m in FY12 compared to PKR64m in FY11. This was mainly due to improve... |
Madras Cements boosts grinding and power generation capacity11 July 2012, Published under Cement NewsIndia-based producer Madras Cements is currently in the process of increasing grinding capacity at two of its cement works while two power generation projects are set to become operational in the current quarter. The company notes in its 2011-12 annual report that is Ramasamy Raja Nagar plant is in the process of installing a roll press to increase cement grinding capacity from 210tph to 260pth. The project is expected to be commissioned in March 2013. Meanwhile, at its Salem grinding ... |
Lucky Cement supplies electricity to HESCO, Pakistan03 July 2012, Published under Cement NewsPakistan-based producer Lucky Cement has started supplying excess electricity generated from its power generation plants to a domestic electricity distribution company. Lucky Cement is selling 20MW/h of electricity to Hyderabad Electricity Supply Company Ltd (HESCO), a company official has said. The company is also likely to start selling the same amount to Peshawar Electricity Supply Company (Pesco) by mid-July, a spokesperson told local press at News Tribe, noting that talks are underwa... |