Indonesia cement news

Mohamed Rezk, MAAG Gear Middle East and Sub-Sahara Africa, highlights a gearbox replacement project in Iraq that increased production and reduced energy consumption.

The project will reduce CO2 process emissions from cement clinker manufacturing by up to 100 000 t.

Mitsubishi UBE Cement Corporation commenced a commercial-scale demonstration test with a cement kiln and a calciner at Ube Cement Plant using ammonia, a carbon-free energy, as a heat energy source.

Imran Akram, IA Cement, provides a summary of the Cement 2025 research report, which outlines expected trends, risks, and trade flows for the cement industry in 2025.

TCMA showcases one-year progress of the ‘Saraburi Sandbox’ at COP29, uniting local and global stakeholders to accelerate the joint actions, combining ‘policy-technology-funding-governance’ to increase Thailand opportunities to access green funding towards Net Zero 2050.

Malayan Cement registers 1st quarter revenue of RM1.2 billion & profit before tax of RM203 million.

Suvo Strategic Minerals Limited (ASX: SUV) has announced promising results from recent laboratory trials aimed at reducing the carbon footprint of cement production.

Asian carbon emitting companies will see consistent negative margins in the next decade if they do not decarbonise, a new report from Imperial College Business School has concluded.

Institut Semen dan Beton Indonesia has provided engineering training and consulting within the cement industry as well as for the nickel, steel, power generation and mining sector, for over 20 years.

On 15 November, PT thyssenkrupp Polysius announced the inauguration of its new offices in Tempo Scan Tower, Jakarta.