Çimsa complete new grey cement grinding plant investment in the US
As part of its 'Local to Global' transformation, Çimsa has accelerated its international growth by completing its new grey cement grinding plant investment in the US.
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As part of its 'Local to Global' transformation, Çimsa has accelerated its international growth by completing its new grey cement grinding plant investment in the US.
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Located in Houston, Texas, the facility was established through Çimsa’s subsidiary, Cimsa Americas Cement Manufacturing and Sales Corporation, with an investment of approximately US$82 million.
The agreement officially introduces co-processing as a circular economy solution for an environmental liability that, until now, posed a double risk of pollution and health in the city of Santa Cruz de la Sierra, Bolivia.
The MOU establishes the framework to collaborate and advance high-reactivity metakaolin manufacturing and use.
The project aims to revolutionise fibre cement recycling by enabling a fully closed-loop solution, making fibre cement a complete circular product, using advanced Carbon Capture Utilisation and Storage (CCUS) technology.