Boldrocchi completes new de-dusting project in Egypt
Boldrocchi Ecologia has successfully completed commissioning and start-up of new air pollution control equipment for Line 1 of Suez Cement's Sokhna plant in Egypt. Mechanical in...
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Suez Cement to invest in conversion to coal
Suez Cement, Italcementi’s Egyptian unit, said on Tuesday it planned to spend EGP600m (US$84m) in 2015 on equipping two factories to run on coal.
Egyptian Tourah Portland Cement net loss widens
Tourah Portland Cement Co more than doubled its third-quarter net loss to EGP35.38m (USD 4.95m) from EGP 14.69m in the same period of last year. The pre-tax loss stood at EGP37....
Suez Cement plant to switch to coal
Italcementi Group is looking to find a long-term solution to the fuel shortage problems it faces in Egypt with its subsidiary Suez Cement. Suez Cement needs to find a reliable f...
Suez Cement inaugurates waste treatment plant
Suez Cement, part of the Italcementi group, inaugurated its first waste treatment plant in Egypt on Sunday with investments totalling around EUR5m.
Helwan Cement Company launches new bag filter system, Egypt
Helwan Cement Company, a subsidiary of Suez Cement Group of Companies (SCGC), has launched its new bag filter system to significantly reduce plant dust emissions.
Egypt: Suez Cement inaugurates Helwan bag filter
Suez Cement's latest investment in a state-of-the-art bathhouse for its Helwan Cement plant underlies the company's continued commitment to sustainable cement production.
Egypt: fuel supply problems cause Suez Cement to act
Suez Cement has turned to wind power to help it meet its energy needs. The project at Gulf El-Zeit is part of the government's objective to output 7000MW or 20 per cent of Egypt...
Italcementi subsidiary signs wind farm agreement, Egypt
The Egyptian Electricity Transmission Company signed a contract with Italgen, a subsidiary of Italcementi Group, to build a wind farm to help meet Suez Cement's energy requireme...
Egyptian government to raise mazout fuel prices for cement companies
The Egyptian government is to raise fuel prices for cement companies that use mazout for production by 130 per cent, according to local press.