Lucky Cement plans Karachi coal-based power plant
Lucky Cement plans to invest in a coal-based power plant in Karachi, Pakistan, through its subsidiary Lucky Holdings Limited (LHL).
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Semen Indonesia to build East Java WHR facility
Semen Indonesia is to invest in a IDR638bn (US$54.4m) waste heat power generation facility in East Java as the company looks to reduce costs and move towards more environmentall...
Lafarge Canada seeks approval to burn waste plastic at Brookfield
Lafarge Canada plans to apply to Nova Scotia’s Environment Department for a trial permit to burn waste plastic as an alternative fuel at its Brookfield cement plant. The plastic...
APCMA calls on government to eliminate duty on imported coal
The All Pakistan Cement Manufacturers Association (APCMA) is calling on the government to eliminate the one per cent duty on imported coal as it has done with other fuel types s...
Najran launches waste heat recovery operations
Saudi-based producer Najran Cement said launched operations of its waste heat recovery project yesterday. The company successfully completed the performance guarantee tests stat...
Messebo Cement shifts to biomass usage, Ethiopia
Ethiopia-based Messebo Cement is establishing a biomass processing plant to help partly substitute imported coal usage in its manufacturing process, thereby reducing production ...
Paraguay river flooding reduces INC output capacity
Due to the flooding of the Paraguay River, Industria Nacional del Cemento in Paraguay will operate at only 70 per cent of its production capacity this week, said its president J...
Misr Beni Suef signs equipment contract to facilitate coal usage
Misr Beni Suef Cement has reportedly signed contracts with a European company for the equipment needed to operate a kiln line with coal, involving an investment of EGP200m (US$2...
Cemex Colombia investigates alternative power sources
Cemex is interested in landfill biogas, wind and solar energy sources in Colombia and evaluates projects of US$50m (EUR36.9m) for the next five years, Colombian daily El Tiempo ...
ACC begins preliminary coal usage, Egypt
Egypt-based Arabian Cement has started testing coal at its cement plant as part of plans to secure alternative energy sources.