Star Cement Commissions 7MW Boiler At Meghalaya Plant
04 Mar 2025
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Star Cement Commissions 7MW Boiler At Meghalaya Plant
Star Cement has announced the successful commissioning of a 7 MW AQC Boiler at its newly commissioned cement plant in Lumshnong, Meghalaya, as part of its West Heat Recovery System (WHRS). This adds to the total 19 MW operational WHRS capacity at the plant, contributing to the company鈥檚 expansion efforts. The WHRS project, which aims for a total capacity of 12 MW, is a step in the company鈥檚 sustainability initiatives. The plant鈥檚 new capabilities are expected to enhance operational efficiency while supporting the company鈥檚 overall growth trajectory.
Contact: Star Cement
Website: www.starcement.co.in
Tel: 011-49805200
Shree Cement To Invest $1 Bn In Karnataka Cement Plants
Shree Cement has signed an MoU with the Karnataka government to invest $1bn in cement manufacturing over the next five years. A $288m plant in Kalaburagi will produce 3.5 million tonne per annum (MTPA of clinker and 3 MTPA of cement, creating 300 jobs by 2025. A second $575 mn plant will follow in two phases by 2030, with 6 MTPA capacity and 750 jobs. Additionally, a $98 mn clinker grinding unit in Bangalore Rural will produce 3 MPTA from 2028, employing 250 people. Shree Cement emphasises sustainability and advanced technologies for eco-friendly operations.
Contact: Shree Cement
Website: www.shreecement.com
Tel: 01462-228201
GMDC Secures 40-Year Limestone Supply Pact with JK Cement
State-owned Gujarat Mineral Development Corporation (GMDC) has entered into a long-term agreement with JK Cement for the supply of 250 million tonne of limestone from its upcoming Lakhpat Punrajpur Mine in Gujarat. Spanning 40 years, the deal will support JK Cement鈥檚 integrated mega-capacity plant, fostering industrial growth in the region. With Kutch鈥檚 strategic coastal location, enhanced market access, and cost-efficient logistics, the area is emerging as a key hub for cement production. GMDC, which operates five lignite mines across Gujarat, continues to play a pivotal role in India鈥檚 mineral and infrastructure sector.
Contact: Gujarat Mineral Development Corporation (GMDC)
Website: www.gmdcltd.com
Tel: 079-2791 3501
Titan Group Expands into South Asia with Indian JV
Titan Group has entered the South Asian market through Atlas EcoSolutions Private, a joint venture with India's JAYCEE, specialising in low-carbon building materials. Holding a majority stake, Titan aims to expand its green product portfolio and promote sustainable construction globally. The venture will source, process, market, and distribute supplementary cementitious materials (SCMs), providing eco-friendly alternatives to clinker-based cement. Leveraging India鈥檚 resources and logistics, the company strengthens its global footprint while advancing net-zero goals. This move aligns with India's sustainability vision and reinforces company鈥檚 commitment to decarbonisation.
Contact: Titan Group
Website: www.titan-cement.co
Tel: (+32) 27 26 80 58
UltraTech Cement Expands Sonar Plant to Boost East India Supply
UltraTech Cement commissioned an additional 0.6 million tonne per annum (MTPA) of grinding capacity at its Sonar Bangla plant in West Bengal. This expansion aims to increase the company鈥檚 blended cement ratio and meet the rising demand for composite cement in East India. It has also raised UltraTech鈥檚 domestic grey cement manufacturing capacity to 166.31 MTPA and its global capacity to 171.71 MTPA, including 5.4 MTPA from overseas operations. As India鈥檚 largest and the world鈥檚 fifth-largest manufacturer of grey cement, RMC, and white cement, UltraTech continues to advance sustainability by incorporating fly ash, gypsum, slag, and red mud in cement production.
Contact: UltraTech Cement
Website: www.ultratechcement.com
Tel: 1800 210 3311
Star Cement Commissions 7MW Boiler At Meghalaya Plant Star Cement has announced the successful commissioning of a 7 MW AQC Boiler at its newly commissioned cement plant in Lumshnong, Meghalaya, as part of its West Heat Recovery System (WHRS). This adds to the total 19 MW operational WHRS capacity at the plant, contributing to the company鈥檚 expansion efforts. The WHRS project, which aims for a total capacity of 12 MW, is a step in the company鈥檚 sustainability initiatives. The plant鈥檚 new capabilities are expected to enhance operational efficiency while supporting the company鈥檚 overall growth trajectory.Contact: Star CementWebsite: www.starcement.co.in Tel: 011-49805200Email - [email protected] Cement To Invest $1 Bn In Karnataka Cement PlantsShree Cement has signed an MoU with the Karnataka government to invest $1bn in cement manufacturing over the next five years. A $288m plant in Kalaburagi will produce 3.5 million tonne per annum (MTPA of clinker and 3 MTPA of cement, creating 300 jobs by 2025. A second $575 mn plant will follow in two phases by 2030, with 6 MTPA capacity and 750 jobs. Additionally, a $98 mn clinker grinding unit in Bangalore Rural will produce 3 MPTA from 2028, employing 250 people. Shree Cement emphasises sustainability and advanced technologies for eco-friendly operations.Contact: Shree Cement Website: www.shreecement.com Tel: 01462-228201GMDC Secures 40-Year Limestone Supply Pact with JK CementState-owned Gujarat Mineral Development Corporation (GMDC) has entered into a long-term agreement with JK Cement for the supply of 250 million tonne of limestone from its upcoming Lakhpat Punrajpur Mine in Gujarat. Spanning 40 years, the deal will support JK Cement鈥檚 integrated mega-capacity plant, fostering industrial growth in the region. With Kutch鈥檚 strategic coastal location, enhanced market access, and cost-efficient logistics, the area is emerging as a key hub for cement production. GMDC, which operates five lignite mines across Gujarat, continues to play a pivotal role in India鈥檚 mineral and infrastructure sector.Contact: Gujarat Mineral Development Corporation (GMDC)Website: www.gmdcltd.com Tel: 079-2791 3501Email - [email protected] Titan Group Expands into South Asia with Indian JVTitan Group has entered the South Asian market through Atlas EcoSolutions Private, a joint venture with India's JAYCEE, specialising in low-carbon building materials. Holding a majority stake, Titan aims to expand its green product portfolio and promote sustainable construction globally. The venture will source, process, market, and distribute supplementary cementitious materials (SCMs), providing eco-friendly alternatives to clinker-based cement. Leveraging India鈥檚 resources and logistics, the company strengthens its global footprint while advancing net-zero goals. This move aligns with India's sustainability vision and reinforces company鈥檚 commitment to decarbonisation.Contact: Titan Group Website: www.titan-cement.co Tel: (+32) 27 26 80 58Email - [email protected] Cement Expands Sonar Plant to Boost East India SupplyUltraTech Cement commissioned an additional 0.6 million tonne per annum (MTPA) of grinding capacity at its Sonar Bangla plant in West Bengal. This expansion aims to increase the company鈥檚 blended cement ratio and meet the rising demand for composite cement in East India. It has also raised UltraTech鈥檚 domestic grey cement manufacturing capacity to 166.31 MTPA and its global capacity to 171.71 MTPA, including 5.4 MTPA from overseas operations. As India鈥檚 largest and the world鈥檚 fifth-largest manufacturer of grey cement, RMC, and white cement, UltraTech continues to advance sustainability by incorporating fly ash, gypsum, slag, and red mud in cement production.Contact: UltraTech CementWebsite: www.ultratechcement.com Tel: 1800 210 3311
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