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A new manufacturing complex, Rovna, has opened in Kaspiysk, Dagestan, producing construction materials, lime, aerated concrete blocks and dry construction mixes.
On September 23, FAO, together with the Agency for Waste Management and Circular Economy Development of Uzbekistan, held a roundtable in Tashkent with representatives of government authorities and the cement industry.
The facility will be built in Pagny-sur-Meuse, Meuse, in France’s Grand Est region. The project represents an investment of approximately 7 million EUR.
Holcim has launched a new calcined clay production line at its Čížkovice plant in the Czech Republic. The facility will enable the supply of 580 000 tons low-carbon cement.
German company ZKW Otterbein is investing about 30m EUR in the low-carbon cement program.
African cement producer CIMAF plans to invest in two projects aimed at expanding local production capacity and supporting the implementation of major infrastructure projects in Gabon.
The project will increase the company’s total installed solar capacity across all of its operations to more than 30 MW.