Pakistan: Dewan Cement restructuring debt
Dewan Cement Ltd (DCL) has taken steps to ease debt burden and improve production efficiency.
Waste heat recovery in cement plants
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Sanghi Industries invests in energy, port development
Sanghi Industries is to invest in a 15MW waste heat recovery (WHR) system at its cement plant in Kutch, Gujarat, as part of the company’s drive to enhance efficiency and reduce ...
World Bank expected to provide US$200m for Vietnam WHR systems
The World Bank is expected to provide US$200m for Vietnam's cement companies to invest in technology to collect heat from their kilns to generate power, according to the Vietnam...
Semen Indonesia starts Tuban WHR plant construction
Semen Indonesia has commenced the construction of a 30.6MW power plant at its Tuban cement works to reduce the company’s electricity costs.
UltraTech Cement's power provisions Premium
In India, finish grinding typically consumes around 40 per cent of power while raw material preparation and clinker burning account for an additional 30 per cent. Therefore, an ...
Decisions, decisions... Premium
Waste heat power generation (WHPG) has become an increasingly attractive option for cement producers seeking to reduce net energy consumption, enhance sustainablity and remain c...
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...
Apo energy deal gets government approval
The ancillary services procurement agreement (ASPA) between the National Grid Corp of the Philippines (NGCP) and Apo Cement Corp (ACC) has been approved by the Energy Regulatory...
Catic wins waste heat recovery project from Goltas Goller Bolgesi Cimento, Tukey
Turkish cement maker Goltas Goller Bolgesi Cimento Sanayi ve Ticaret said it has contracted Chinese company Catic Beijing Co Ltd to set up a waste heat recovery power plant at a...
Lucky Cement 1HFY14 net profit rises 20%
Pakistan market leader Lucky Cement reported a 20 per cent rise in net profit for the first half of FY14 boosted by in part by higher prices.