International Cement Review articles tagged under : Environment
Carbon conversion projects
Kline Consulting investigating carbon conversion projects and the role that algae can play in future cement plants.
The promise of carbon capture
Kline Consulting LLC assesses the potential for an economic carbon capture treatment.
Kenya's waste tyre drive
INFRASTRUKTUR & UMWELT discusses Kenya's new resolve to make use of waste tyres in cement production.
Decisions, decisions...
JFE Engineering Corp reviews the tailor-made designs of its waste heat recovery systems.
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Go process: sun and cement
Cemex has been researching concentrated solar energy as a cement manufacturing method of the future.
Project Slite 75%
HeidelbergCement's Slite cement plant works towards meeting an ambitious fuel substitution rate.
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CO2 - a catalyst for change
Joule examines the challenge of making captured CO2 into a fuel to help meet increasing energy demands. Could a SolarConverter be the way forward to revolutionise the cement industry?
Mercury in Latin America
Kline Consulting discusses the implications of the 2013 Minimata Convention on Mercury.
MACT rule brings challenges
Cemtrex Inc and Durag Inc highlight industry needs and new technologies for emissions monitoring.
China's new emission limits
Sintef assesses what the Ministry of Environmental Protection's laws mean for co-processing in China.
Alternative opportunities
Jebel Ali Sewage Treatment Plant offers local cement producers potential for a new fuel option.
Reducing the carbon footprint
Suez Cement has made a commitment to alternative fuel usage at its Kattameya plant to keep one step ahead of the fuel supply problems in Egypt and to improve sustainable production.
Integrated carbon capture
A new project to devise an integrated carbon capture system for a cement plant could be a very cost-effective way of reducing CO2 emissions.
Responsible waste disposal
Lafarge Surma launched its Industrial Ecology approach to waste management in Bangladesh a year ago and is already seeing great benefits following the introduction of co-processing at its Chhatak plant.
Cement plants of the future
Kline Consulting explains how reducing carbon emissions could impact the design of cement plants of the future.
MSW co-processing in China
An inside look at how municipal solid waste is co-processed by China's leading cement companies.