Alternative fuels in cement production

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Nurturing today, for tomorrow

Nurturing today, for tomorrow Premium

Binani Cement‘s sustainability initiatives have always been a part of the company’s culture and business, and its tagline “For generations to come” reflects a commitment to nurt...

CSI reports encouraging carbon reduction data

CSI reports encouraging carbon reduction data

The World Business Council for Sustainable Development (WBCSD)’s Cement Sustainability Initiative (CSI) has published the latest update to the ‘Getting the Numbers Right’ databa...

Reducing India's CO2 footprint

Reducing India's CO2 footprint Premium

India’s rapidly-expanding cement industry can reduce its carbon emissions by nearly half by 2050, according to the technology roadmap published by the International Energy Agenc...

The lifecycle of a tyre

The lifecycle of a tyre Premium

The use of alternative fuels and raw materials is common practice in the European cement industry. In this excerpt from MVW Lechtenberg & Partner’s Alternative Fuels & Raw Mater...

SITA UK's SRF plant downsized

SITA UK's SRF plant downsized

A factory that will process recoiling material as Solid Recovered Fuel (SRF) to power the Cemex Rugby cement works is to be smaller than planned.

Giving waste a new value

Giving waste a new value Premium

Co-processing in cement kilns helps to reduce the growing waste volumes generated today. In Mexico, Cemex’s Tepeaca plant helps to pursue a sustainable approach to waste managem...

Power meets versatility

Power meets versatility Premium

As the cement industry increasingly uses refuse-derived and other alternative fuels to fire cement kilns, appropriate shredding technology avoids unnecessary bottlenecks in the ...

Cemex plans US$100m Egyptian investment

Cemex plans US$100m Egyptian investment

Cemex announced today that it expects to invest approximately US$100m (approximately EGP700m) to significantly improve its operations in Egypt and continue supporting the countr...