Tag: cement manufacturing
MCi Carbon demonstrates low-carbon cement manufacturing in NSW field trial
A low-carbon cement material manufactured at MCi Carbon’s Myrtle demonstration plant in Newcastle has been successfully used in concrete field trials in New South Wales, marking a step in the company's efforts to advance lower-emissions manufacturing for the construction sector.
Fletcher Building, gov’t agreement backs NZ cement manufacturing through 2040
New Zealand's domestic cement manufacturing capability is set to continue through at least 2040 after Fletcher Building announced an agreement between its Golden Bay Cement business and the New Zealand Government, which includes up to NZ$60 million in Government support for the company's Northland operations.
Boral secures $25M grant to advance low-carbon cement manufacturing transition
Boral has announced it has secured $25 million in NSW Government funding to support a major alternative-fuel project aimed at reducing emissions from cement manufacturing at its Berrima Cement Works.
Boral secures $24.5M grant to slash cement manufacturing emissions
Boral has secured $24.5 million in Australian Government funding to support carbon-reducing adaptations at its Berrima Cement Works, a move that could reduce CO2 emissions from cement manufacturing by up to 100,000 tonnes annually.
Boral’s upgraded carbon-reducing tech at Berrima Cement Works officially opens
Boral Limited has officially unveiled its upgraded carbon-reducing technology at the Berrima Cement Works in the Southern Highlands of New South Wales (NSW).
Boral teams up Calix to lower emissions in cement manufacturing
Boral announced it would examine the viability of establishing a carbon capture facility in the Southern Highlands after receiving a $30 million Commonwealth grant to use...
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