Tag Decarbonization

Nigeria’s Dangote plans capacity of 66.4 Mta by 2030

Dangote Nigeria New

Nigeria’s Dangote Cement is planning to increase its regional footprint in Africa to 66.4 Mta cement production capacity by 2030. This shall be achieved through new greenfield investments and brownfield projects to upgrade existing plants. In the coming 2 years…

India’s Ramco Cements has raised WHR capacity

Ramco RRN front night view

India’s Ramco Cements has commissioned an 8MW waste heat recovery (WHR) system at its Ramasamy Raja Nagar cement plant (photo) in Virudhu Nagar in Tamil Nadu. With this installation the WHR generation of the 3 Mta integrated plant has increased…

Türkiye’s Limak Çimento to expand its solar power

Limak Kurtalan

Limak Çimento is in a process to expand its solar power generation at 4 locations in Türkiye by about 35.9 MWp to safe electricity costs and support sustainable energy generation in the cement production. Sinoma Overseas Development will install the…

Mexico’s Cemento Moctezuma announced CO2 roadmap

Cemento Moctezuma

Mexico’s Cemento y Concreto Moctezuma released a 2030 roadmap, which aims to reduce CO2 emissions to less than 500 kg /t of cementitious materials. The plan foresees optimizing production processes, reducing the clinker factor and increasing the use of alternative…

Fortera starts partnership with Graymont in the USA

Fortera

The strategic partnership between the two companies will leverage Fortera’s carbon mineralisation technology ReAct with Graymont’s calcium-based solutions expertise and its industrial network in the USA. ReAct is a highly engineered green cement product that is developed through Fortera’s patented…

Brazil’s Ciplan commits to cement decarbonization

Ciplan Brazil 1

Brazil’s Cimento Planalto SA (Ciplan), which is part of the VICAT group, accelerates the transition to low-carbon cement production. The company operates 3.2 Mta cement capacity and has five distribution centers in Brazil’s central-west and southeast regions, as well as…

Carbon Upcycling to deploy CUT CO2 system in Canada

AshGrove Mississauga

Carbon Upcycling Technologies will deploy a first-of-its-kind commercial CUT CO2 system at Canada’s Ash Grove Mississauga cement plant, which is a CRH company. The technology will produce a high-quality cementitious material (SCM) from steel slag sourced from a nearby steel…

CRH to acquire Eco Material Technologies in the US

EcoMaterial Technolgies Texas facility 1

CRH announced that it has signed an agreement to acquire Eco Material Technologies, a supplier of supplementary cementitious materials (SCMs) in the USA, for a total consideration of $2.1 billion. Eco Material is headquartered in Utah and operates a national…