Cauldon cement plant celebrates six years without emission breaches
Lafarge Tarmac’s Cauldon cement plant has achieved six years without any reportable breaches of gas emissions, and four years without any measured breaches across all of its plant operations.
“Our emissions are constantly recorded and closely monitored by ourselves and the Environment Agency,” explained Josh Bryan, Environmental Coordinator for the Cauldon cement plant. “This is a great achievement and it is testament to the efforts of our team to ensure our kiln remains compliant. We are also very proud to be able to report four years without any measured breaches anywhere in our plant, which demonstrates our clear commitment to good environmental practices throughout the business.”
The 1 million tpy cement plant, which is located in Staffordshire, England, recently completed an investment in its kiln. Forming part of the plant’s annual maintenance programme, this is designed to ensure continued efficiency and environmental performance.
Adapted from press release by Louise Fordham
Read the article online at: https://www.worldcement.com/europe-cis/08042015/cauldon-cement-plant-celebrates-six-years-with-no-emission-breaches-651/
You might also like
The World Cement Podcast - CleanTech & Venture Capital
Our guest for this episode of the World Cement Podcast is Alfredo Carrato, Venture Capital Advisor for CEMEX Ventures. Listen in to the conversation as World Cement's Senior Editor, David Bizley, and Alfredo discuss the role of venture capital and cleantech in enabling the cement industry's green transition.
Tune in to the World Cement Podcast on your favourite podcast app today.