HAZEMAG announces new contracts in Qatar, Egypt and Tanzania
HAZEMAG & EPR has received orders for crushing equipment from Fives FCB, CDI and Lafarge for their facilities in Qatar, Egypt and Tanzania, respectively.
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HAZEMAG & EPR has received orders for crushing equipment from Fives FCB, CDI and Lafarge for their facilities in Qatar, Egypt and Tanzania, respectively.
Jaiprakash Associates is reported to be considering selling another cement plant – this time to Shree Cement, while UltraTech has commented on those Lafarge-Holcim rumours.
Stepping in and challenging unsafe behaviour is the main theme of this year’s Cemex UK Health and Safety training days, which are held at locations throughout the country.
DuPont Sustainable Solutions is now soliciting applications for the 2015 awards, which will be judged by a jury drawn from a range of safety, health and environment organisations.
With the activation of the new kiln, operations have begun on the new production line at Italcementi’s Devnya Cement plant, located near the port of Varna in eastern Bulgaria.
International Cement Company Ltd has reportedly secured financing for a new cement plant project in Ogun State, while people have demonstrated at the premises of the Standards Organisation of Nigeria.
An excerpt from the Indocement plant tour at the Citeureup plant near Jakarta, which featured in the October issue of World Cement.
Next month, a delegation of representatives from eight German companies in the cement plant engineering sector will hold symposia in Angola and Kenya to share technical solutions ‘made in Germany’.
Energy-intensive users will benefit from Romania’s plans to reduce the contribution to the financing of renewable energy, approved by the European Commission.
News from North America’s construction sector, including limestone shipments on the Great Lakes, housing starts in Canada and the latest honours and publications from the ACI.
Tom Schuler, CEO of Solidia Technologies®, shared his experience leading a start-up with a disruptive technology that reduces carbon emissions in cement and concrete production.
Two reports released by the Climate Policy Initiative (CPI) demonstrate that a low carbon energy system could free up trillions of dollars over the next 20 years to invest in better economic growth.