A new cement plant for steel waste disposal?
The company is investigating the viability of establishing a cement plant to make use of slag and flyash from its steel operations.
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The company is investigating the viability of establishing a cement plant to make use of slag and flyash from its steel operations.
A brief summary of the recent amendment to the Kyoto Protocol, and an outlook on the implications it could have for the cement industry.
New UK construction orders fell 6.7% y/y in 3Q12, while the MPA welcomes potential industry kick-start from the Government’s Autumn Statement.
Lafarge Cement has been recognised for its marketing campaign success, while its Aberthaw site reaches an LTI milestone.
Cement shipments and clinker production levels increased in the first nine months of the year in the US and Puerto Rico, according to the USGS’s latest monthly report.
Lucky’s plans to build a 500 000 tpa plant in Sri Lanka move ahead, with the company attempting to secure land for the project.
Calls by Tanzania’s cement industry for stricter controls on imports fall on deaf ears.
Research project into reducing carbon dioxide emissions with crushed rock receives funding boost from Carbon Management Canada and teams up with Holcim Canada.
A rise in cheap cement imports has forced the temporary shutdown of Dangote’s Gboko plant in Nigeria.
Adelaide Brighton is importing clinker, Boral Cement is closing a clinker plant due to high costs. Is this the beginning of the end for domestically produced Australian clinker?
The new plant would increase the company’s capacity in Angola to 1.8 million tpa.
The company will make moves to bring the manufacture of its key products to the country, as well as expanding its retail operations there, too.