Myanmar: Mandalay plants ordered to install emissions monitoring equipment
Mandalay's region government has ordered the cement factories in Kyaukse and Thazi townships to install air-testing devices.
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Hanson, a wholly-owned subsidiary of HeidelbergCement, is to spend £25m (€29.3m) to improve production at the Ribblesdale cement works, largely to reduce emissions.
UAE: Ras Al Khaimah hit by cement plant emissions
The Environment Protection and Development Authority (EPDA), has launched an investigation into dust clouds and emsisions from the Ras Al Khaimah cement factory following observ...
UK: Ribblesdale plant begins GBP25m upgrade project
Hanson is implementing a seven-year project at Ribblesdale cement works in Clitheroe, Lancashire, to improve production efficiency and emissions. In the first six months of the ...
India: calls to assist cement plants in energy conservation
Executive director of Dalmia Cement, R A Krishnakumar, has called for a special package of concessions, particularly in taxes, for cement factories in an attempt to encourage th...
BLA releases fifth sustainable development report
The British Lime Association (BLA) has released its fifth sustainable development report which presents the industry's progress in 2014. The report features case studies from me...
WBCSD: Cement industry leaders announce plans to reduce their emissions by 20-25% by 2030
Today, at COP21 in Paris, the cement industry will reaffirm its commitment to help tackle climate change, releasing a set of action plans aimed at reducing carbon emissions by 1...
Industry action on climate change
World leaders gathered in Paris this week for critical talks on global warming at the UN COP21 climate change summit which, if a decisive agreement is reached, could drive clima...
TPCC operations reportedly suspended
Tanzania’s National Environment Management Council (NEMC) has indefinitely suspended operations by the country’s largest cement producer Tanzania Portland Cement Co (TPCC) due t...
MPA: Cement Sustainability Report confirms carbon costs ‘harming the industry’
The Mineral Products Association (MPA) Cement on Friday published its 2013 Sustainable Development report which highlights the challenges the industry faces in remaining competi...