New Cuban facility begins production of green cement
After several months of tests, a new plant installed at the Marta Abreu University in Las Villas, Cuba, has begun the production of low-carbon cement (LC3). The main components ...
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Cementos Cienfuegos reverts to tyre burning to keep production going
The Cuban government has ordered domestic cement factory Cementos Cienfuegos to used waste tyres as fuel to save on oil amid a worsening fuel shortages brought on by US sanction...
Cemento Cienfuegos achieves 2019 planned production
Cuba’s Cemento Cienfuegos achieved its planned output for 2019 and will continue to produce cement to supply extra volumes to prioritised construction programmes in the country....
Siguaney prepares to restart production
After a one-and-a-half year stop, repair at the Siguaney cement plant in Cuba is set to resume. New refractory bricks have arrived at the port of Mariel, Cuba, and the Siguaney ...
First low-carbon cement production unit in operation
The first plant producing low-carbon cement has started operation at Cuba’s Universidad Central Marta Abreu de Las Villas, according to Opciones. The experimental unit, which is...
26 de Julio to produce 0.118Mt of cement in 2018
For 2018 the Cuban government has set a production target of 118,000t of cement for the 26 Julio cement plant in Nuevitas, Cuba.
New bulk cement terminal for Ciego de Ávila
A distribution terminal for bulk cement is currently being constructed in Ciego de Ávila, Cuba.
Cuba to modernise cement factories
The Cuban cement industry will begin modernising cement plants this year to increase the country's production.
Cienfuegos continues supply to hurricane-affected areas
Despite undertaking one of the largest maintenance campaigns of the past 16 years, the Cemento Cienfuegos’ plant in Cienfuegos, Cuba, will continue to deliver cement to areas af...
Cementos Cienfuegos resumes production following Irma
Cementos Cienfuegos SA, the largest cement plant in Cuba, is gradually restarting cement production following the passage of Hurricane Irma.