Teesside secures first plant for alternative fuel project
Waste Knot Energy has secured funding from Gresham House’s British Strategic Investment Fund (BSIF) to build its first fuel pelleting plant in Middlesbrough.
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Waste Knot Energy has secured funding from Gresham House’s British Strategic Investment Fund (BSIF) to build its first fuel pelleting plant in Middlesbrough.
The company has announced that it now reaches more than 400 different customers in 70 countries, across five continents.
The company has reported that its performance in the first nine months of the current fiscal year was significantly impacted by the effects of the coronavirus pandemic.
The newcomers were given a warm welcome at their new work locations.
The company has announced that its Board of Directors approved a 4% increase in its quarterly cash dividend, raising it from US$0.55 per share to US$0.57 per share on the company’s outstanding common stock.
The company provided 15 000 t of cement for the revamped 12 390-foot runway at Atlanta Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport.
According to Libya’s state news agency LANA, the cement transport ship NS Spirit has arrived at its port, carrying 4 400 tons of bulk cement.
The cement producer in Argentina has announced results for the three-month and six-month period ended 30 June 2020.
Lafarge Infrastructure has been awarded the Main Street/Dollarton Highway Interchange contract – the final phase of the US$198 million Highway 1 Lower Lynn Improvement Project in Metro Vancouver.
This webinar explains the need for automation solutions and highlights various products from KHD that help a plant operator to save cost and produce more efficiently.
Self-compacting Alkali-Activated Concrete was jointly developed with the Master Builders Solutions experts from BASF.
World Cement Contributing Editor, Paul Maxwell-Cook, outlines the impact of the pandemic on a struggling region.