Shree Cement to establish a new grinding plant in Odapada
India’s Shree Cement is planning to set up a 3 million tpa grinding plant in Odapada, located in the Dhenkanal district, at a cost of approximately Rs.452.55 crore.
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India’s Shree Cement is planning to set up a 3 million tpa grinding plant in Odapada, located in the Dhenkanal district, at a cost of approximately Rs.452.55 crore.
PPC Zimbabwe recorded a 5% y/y fall in domestic cement sales in the first five months of 2014, predominantly due to a decrease in housing projects.
According to local reports, the Angolan government plans to invest in the Nova Cimangola cement plant so that it can increase its capacity
A round-up of this week’s cement news, including safety, competition cases and funding for environmental projects.
Lafarge’s Spanish plant has achieved five years with zero accidents, celebrating the milestone during Health and Safety Month.
New trails have been opened at the Langford Lowfields Quarry, England, and a new nesting raft for terns has been installed at the Whitesands Quarry, Scotland.
According to the Gujarat Pollution Control Board, the utilisation of hazardous waste as an alternative fuel in cement kilns has risen 35 times since 2009 – 2010 in the Indian state of Gujarat.
Anjani Portland Cement, Gujarat Sidhee Cement, BASF and Vattenfall announce new appointments.
The Canadian government will regulate industrial air pollutant emissions through the Multi-Sector Air Pollutants Regulations, the first phase of which will include the cement industry, industrial boilers and heaters and stationary engines.
Holcim’s acquisition of Cemex’s operations in western Germany has received unconditional clearance by the European Commission.
Cement sector growth began to slow in April amid fears of a weakening housing market.
Volvo Construction Equipment’s new series of HB hydraulic breakers for excavators is now available in the EMEA and APAC regions.