The Cement Task Force is pleased to present the launching of the Centre of Excellence (CoE) website, a deliverable of project CMT-06-05, a flagship project.
The Cement Task Force is pleased to present their Cement technologies booklet, “Energy Efficiency and Resource Saving Technologies in Cement Industry.” Please click here for more information.
The Cement Task Force is pleased to announce that the Benchmarking and Energy Savings Tool (BEST) for the cement sector in China is now available. To visit the BEST website and for instructions on how to download the tool, Please click here.
Upcoming Events
The 8th Cement Task Force Meeting will be held in Vancouver, Canada on 24 March 2010, in conjunction with Globe 2010. Please click here for more information.
Following the April 18-19 2007 Cement Task Force meeting in New Delhi, a 12-member delegation from the Asia-Pacific Partnership participated in a site visit at the Shree Cement facility at Beawar on April 20, 2007 to learn more about Shree's processes in reducing energy use, hazardous waste use, and benchmarking. Please click here to view the Cement Manufacturing Association Journal article about the site visit.
Asia-Pacific Partners account for 62 percent of the world's cement production. The Cement Task Force would facilitate the uptake of best available technology and environmental management systems in Partnership countries. This would be through the introduction and/or replacement of old technology (primarily the wet kiln process) in favour of dry processing technologies, energy efficient technologies, process improvements, power generation from waste heat recovery and enhanced co- processing of low grade primary fuels and industry wastes. The Task Force will assist in the provision of expert advice in relation to the opportunities to reduce greenhouse gas and other emissions levels through the introduction of these existing and emerging technologies and identify other key opportunities.
Objectives
Facilitate demonstration and deployment of energy-efficient and cleaner productformulation technologies in Partnership countries that will significantly improve the greenhouse gas emissions intensity and the air pollutant emissions intensity of cement operations.
Develop sector relevant benchmark and performance indicators.
Take advantage of opportunities to build infrastructure in developing countries and emerging economies that uses energy efficient cement and concrete building and paving materials.