Day three of EnviroTech
Published by Evie Gardner,
Editorial Assistant
World Cement,
After yet another great day of presentations, EnviroTech's last day is already here!
Day two of EnviroTech was packed once again with engaging presentations, exploring the multiple different avenues the cement industry has available in order to become net zero.
Kickstarting the day, Gian Raffainer and Ângela Nunes gave their presentation on behalf of Secil. Several other essential topics were then explored, ranging from ORC units presented by Turboden’s Mirko Ferrari to ABB’s Max Tschurtschenthaler and Guillaume Carnaille’s discussion on how to support the cement industry’s journey to decarbonisation. This was all before midday!
After refuelling at lunch, attendees had the chance to hear in great depth about alternative fuels, approached by MVW Lechtenberg & Partner, Mannok and Cementos Molins. This was followed by a great case study by Votorantim Cimentos’ Pablo Andres Viedma, detailing decarbonisation at the Alconera cement plant.
EnviroTech will go out with a bang this morning, promising further fascinating presentations. Ramboll’s Burcin Temel Mckenna will explore the essential topic of carbon capture, meanwhile SKF’s Thibaut Leconte will elaborate on how the company is contributing to sustainable cement production.
Last but certainly not least, EnviroTech will hold a panel discussion, sponsored by Honeywell UOP, hosting the likes of Honeywell’s own Nathan Lozanoski, Ramboll’s Burcin Temel Mckenna, Ecocem’s Conor O'Riain and the GCCA’s Paul Adeleke.
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