Lime Industry news

Since spring 2022, SaltX Technology and SMA Mineral have collaborated to jointly create electrified lime plants of the future without CO2 emissions. The parties have now agreed on a joint roadmap until 2028 by signing an in-depth cooperation agreement in which the parties' commitments are regulated.

A project led by Umeå University, Nordkalk AB, and the Swedish Energy Agency has reduced carbon dioxide emissions from lime kilns in Sweden by more than 36 000 tpy.

United Cement Group's Kant Cement Plant JSC has started the devleopment of a new limestone deposit 'Severnaya Gryada'.

Air Liquide and Lhoist have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the aim to decarbonise Lhoist’s lime production plant located in Réty.

Over the last three years, UltraTech Cement has received a total of 30 such five-star rating awards.

Carlo Cella, CEO of QualiCal, provides a brief history of the development of compact modular hydration plants.

Lhoist Bukowa and Fives FCB have signed the acceptance certificate for a FCB TSV™ Classifier 1400 HF at a limestone grinding plant in Poland.

Hermann Trollius GmbH will increase capacity at its Lauterhofen lime plant with the support of Gebr. Pfeiffer.

According to CW Research's update of the Global Quicklime, Slaked Lime, and Hydraulic Lime Market Report, the world lime market is expected to reach over US$30 billion by 2023.

Adelaide Brighton sings a contract with BHP Billiton Limited to continue supplying cement and lime for BHP’s Olympic Dam mine.