Lafarge Poland breaks ground on Małogoszcz …

Poland: Lafarge Poland has laid the foundation stone for the Euro100m new kiln line at its Małogoszcz cement plant. The replacement of the three existing kilns and installation of an alternative fuel (AF) line aims to …

Polish cement industry sets out future survival plan

The Polish cement industry has achieved a remarkable transformation over the last decade, as multimillion euro investments have boosted production and dramatically improved its environmental performance. …

Lafarge Poland breaks ground on Małogoszcz cement plant …

Poland: Lafarge Poland has laid the foundation stone for the Euro100m new kiln line at its Małogoszcz cement plant. The replacement of the three existing kilns and installation of an …

CCS

The first zero-emission cement plant in Europe is to be built in 2027 in Poland, in the Kujawy region. Holcim is in the process of implementing the GO4ECOPLANET project, under which 100 percent of the carbon dioxide produced by Cementownia Kujawy will be captured.

First zero-emission cement in Poland in 2027

The first zero-emission cement plant in Europe is to be built in 2027 in Poland, in the Kujawy region. Holcim is in the process of implementing the GO4ECOPLANET project, under which …

The cement industry in Poland

Following the in-depth modernisation of cement plants, clinker is manufactured nearly exclusively using the energy-saving dry method. Since 2003, only 2% clinker intended for the production of cements with special properties has been manu-factured applying the wet method.

Cement Plants located in Poland from International Cement …

Cement plant location information, including capacity data for facilities in Poland

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Heidelberg Materials Poland operates a cement plant located at Górazdze near Opole in southwest Poland, as well as a grinding plant near Katowice. The company produces a broad range of cements, both bulk and bagged, from …

Lafarge Poland's Malogoszcz Cement Plant enters …

Thanks to the use of a new, more environmentally friendly technology, Malogoszcz will produce one of the most ecological cements on the Polish and European market. The investment is supported by the Krakow …

First zero-emission cement in Poland in 2027

The first zero-emission cement plant in Europe is to be built in 2027 in Poland, in the Kujawy region. Holcim is in the process of implementing the GO4ECOPLANET project, under which 100 percent of the carbon dioxide produced by Cementownia Kujawy will be captured.

Lafarlcim upgrades two Polish cement plants

Lafarge in Poland, a member of the Lafarlcim Group, has invested PLN160 million in upgrades to its Kujawy and Malogoszcz cement plants.

Lafarge Poland's Malogoszcz Cement Plant enters new …

Thanks to the use of a new, more environmentally friendly technology, Malogoszcz will produce one of the most ecological cements on the Polish and European market. The investment is supported by the Krakow Technology Park.

Poland

Heidelberg Materials Poland operates a cement plant located at Górazdze near Opole in southwest Poland, as well as a grinding plant near Katowice. The company produces a broad range of cements, both bulk and bagged, from Portland cement to various kinds of cement with slag and fly ash additives.

Lafarge Poland breaks ground on Małogoszcz cement plant …

Poland: Lafarge Poland has laid the foundation stone for the Euro100m new kiln line at its Małogoszcz cement plant. The replacement of the three existing kilns and installation of an alternative fuel (AF) line aims to reduce the plant's CO 2 emissions by 20% and its energy consumption by 33%.

The cement industry in Poland

Following the in-depth modernisation of cement plants, clinker is manufactured nearly exclusively using the energy-saving dry method. Since 2003, only 2% clinker intended for the production …

CCS

The first zero-emission cement plant in Europe is to be built in 2027 in Poland, in the Kujawy region. Holcim is in the process of implementing the GO4ECOPLANET project, under which …

Polish cement industry sets out future survival plan

The Polish cement industry has achieved a remarkable transformation over the last decade, as multimillion euro investments have boosted production and dramatically improved its environmental performance. The sector now consists of 14 modern cement plants.