Alternative fuels in cement production

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N+P strikes major Portuguese SRF deal

N+P strikes major Portuguese SRF deal

N+P has signed a five-year contract for the supply of solid recovered fuels (SRF) into a number of cement plants owned by the Portuguese cement companies Secil and Cimpor. The c...

PPC signs waste tyre agreement

PPC signs waste tyre agreement

PPC has signed an agreement to source waste tyres from the Recycling and Economic Development Initiative of South Africa (Redisa) for use at its De Hoek cement factory, South Af...

Cementos Argos to fire Rioclaro kiln with tyres

Cementos Argos to fire Rioclaro kiln with tyres

Colombia’s Cementos Argos will be using tyres to fire its Rioclaro kiln with the option to extend the programme to its other plants. In Colombia, 110,000t, or 7m, of waste tyres...

In search of stabilisation

In search of stabilisation

After reaching a peak in 2011, Moroccan cement demand has weakened and since 2012 initiated a slowdown that has continued through 2014. Mohamed Chaïbi, president of the Associat...

Ethiopia’s fuel diversification

Ethiopia’s fuel diversification Premium

Dr Clark takes part in a one-day cement industry workshop in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. The workshop was arranged by the Ethiopian Society of Chemical Engineers and attracted an att...

Alternative fuel projects

Alternative fuel projects Premium

Dr Clark is inspired to consider alternative fuel project assessment and methodology following the paper presented by Brian McGrath of ResourceCo at the Cemtech Asia 2014 confer...

Kenya's waste tyre drive

Kenya's waste tyre drive Premium

On behalf of the German Ministry for Cooperation and Development (BMZ), the Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbH is currently supporting the Kenyan...