With high-quality cement-grade limestone reserves of several decades and the potential for constructing a deep-water terminal nearby, the Port-Daniel–Gascons site was specifically chosen to house this cement plant, which will produce, nominally, 2.3 million tpy of low and moderate alkali cement. In addition to these major advantages, there is also the proximity of a high-voltage power line, fed with renewable energy (located 1.5 km from the plant), as well as a railway line that runs directly through the site, near the cement silos.

Rebecca Bowden
Assistant Editor
Rebecca recently started working for Palladian Publications in September and is looking forward to discovering all there is to know about the cement industry through her role as Assistant Editor on World Cement.
She graduated from the University of Oxford in 2015 with an MSt in Classical Archaeology, although she spent too much of her time doing sport, from rowing to cheerleading.
She is now living in Woking and enjoys reading, writing, travel and pretending she has the ability to cook.



