Co-Processing

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From waste to co-processing

From waste to co-processing Premium

The route from the waste collection point to co-processing in a cement kiln is not without its challenges and too often, the thermal potential of waste as an alternative fuel in...

LafargeHolcim treated 10Mt of waste in 2017

LafargeHolcim treated 10Mt of waste in 2017

LafargeHolcim’s global waste treatment arm, Geocycle, treated 10Mt of waste in 2017, an increase of 13 per cent YoY. The company co-processed many different types of waste, incl...

UK co-processing report receives MPA backing

UK co-processing report receives MPA backing

The MPA has welcomed a report entitled 'From waste to resource productivity', which draws on evidence on waste from a range of industry, academic and government sources.

Cooling down refrigerants...in the kiln

Cooling down refrigerants...in the kiln Premium

The safe disposal of hydrofluorocarbons, present in end-of-service refrigerants, is key in helping to prevent excessive levels of global warming in the future. Cement kilns prov...

Myanmar’s co-processing potential

Myanmar’s co-processing potential Premium

With cement demand anticipated to rise over the coming years and production capacity set to soar to more than 20Mta, Myanmar’s cement industry has significant potential for co-p...

SPL: lessons learned

SPL: lessons learned Premium

Spent pot lining (SPL) generated by the aluminium industry forms an important alternative source of fuel and raw material for the cement industry. However, its use presents cert...