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  1. Holcim Apasco reports 19% decline in CO2 emissions

    of new cement. Also, El Financiero reported that the Mexico-based cement manufacturer was able to decrease energy consumption by 23.4% in the same period. The company's sustainable development program includes energy and climate co-processing of waste,...

    • Type: Article
    • Category: Environment
  2. Valderrivas Olazagutía plant to lower use of pet coke

    Cementos Portland Valderrivas seeking to reduce the consumption of petroleum coke at its plant in Olazagutía, Spain. [$] (CW Group)

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    • Type: Article
    • Category: Plant Expansions
  3. Ecuador rejects Cimpor offer

    a company like Cimpor del Ecuador SA, cognizant of the cement market and the Ecuadorian market conditions in terms of consumption and projected incremental and internal perspectives in the short and medium term, has made an offer that is absolutely...

    • Type: Article
    • Category: Mergers & Acquisitions
  4. Cambodia: Kampot Cement halts expansion plans

    push back plans of expansion until 2012 because forecasts show the cement industry will not begin to recover until 2011. Consumption is likely to remain unchanged throughout 2010. Copyright CW Group. All rights reserved. Unauthorized distribution...

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    • Category: Plant Expansions
  5. Indian cement production up 10%

    this year it rose to 96.73 million tons. This marks a 12 percent increase when comparing the first half of the two years. Consumption rose a similar amount of 11.68 percent during the same time period. The Economic Times reports ÔÇ£the industry is...

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    • Category: Volume & Pricing
  6. Thang Long Cement continues growth in Vietnam

    Vietnam's largest cement plant approaches 100% design capacity as local provinces average a 30% increase in consumption per month. (CW Group) Vietnamese cement maker, Thang Long Cement, held a conference in Bac Ninh city for joint stock partners and...

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    • Category: Plant Expansions
  7. Cimalux Ôé¼50mm expansion completed

    reports ÔÇ£the site is now capable of producing 1.5 million tons per year ÔÇô 67% more than before ÔÇô and energy consumption at the site has been reduced by 25%. The main investment was for a new crushing mill that has helped to increase productivity...

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    • Category: Plant Expansions
  8. Vietnam: cement demand increases, prices unaffected

    Corporation deputy director Tran Viet Thang. The Vietnam News confirms ÔÇ£the corporation was predicting that cement consumption this year would increase by only roughly 4-5 percent over last year.ÔÇØ This will prevent cement producers from acting...

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    • Category: Volume & Pricing
  9. St. Petersburg concrete volumes plummet

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    • Category: Plant Expansions

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