Alternative fuels in cement production

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Ohorongo considers TDF use

Ohorongo considers TDF use

Following the inauguration of its first RDF processing plant earlier this year , Namibia's Ohorongo Cement is now investigating, together with Metallurgical Research and Consult...

Holcim Philippines uses cigarettes as fuel

Holcim Philippines uses cigarettes as fuel

Cigarettes seized due to excise tax liability will now be used as a fuel by Holcim Philippines. The 9496 cases of cigarettes worth PHP142.4m (US$2.8m) will be burnt over the cou...

Irish Cement plans to reduce carbon emissions

Irish Cement plans to reduce carbon emissions

Irish Cement has stated that its plans to increase alternative fuels usage is not a move to develop a waste incinerator, according to The Irish Times. The company has been using...

Evolving the future

Evolving the future

Germany-based grinding specialist Loesche held its 2017 Symposium under the banner of “Evolving the future” on 6-7 September at the Maritim Hotel in Düsseldorf, Germany. Around ...

Tyres: going full circle

Tyres: going full circle Premium

Contributing to the circular economy, an innovative tyre-burning initiative at PPC’s De Hoek plant in the Western Cape, South Africa, has successfully demonstrated the viability...

Wonder Cement signs MSW MoU

Wonder Cement signs MSW MoU

India-based Wonder Cement has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with the municipal council of Pratapgarh, Uttar Pradesh, regarding the use of municipal waste to fuel it...

A zero waste solution

A zero waste solution Premium

The development of new alternative fuel (AF) processing and handling technology has enabled cement producers to improve their fuel substitution rates while providing municipal a...