Cement, Energy and Environment

• ENVIRONMENTAL IMPROVEMENT • CLIMATE CHANGE AND OPPORTUNITIES FOR GROWTH 48 • CDM LAUNCHED [Trading in green house has emissions] 49 • EMISSIONS TRADING THREATENS EUROPEAN CEMENT MANUFACTURING SITES {Cement industry fears "shutdown option" for energy intensive production processes / -!9 e NEWBRIEF ·Energy • HYDROGEN WILL END ENERGY PROBLEMS • ETHANOL MTX IN PETROL CLEARED • WIND DIESEL PROJECT FOR BENGAL • HARYANA TO INTRODUCE SOLAR PUMPS • INDIAN CEMENT MANUFACTURERS UPGRADE PLANTS • USING ENERGY WISELY • THE BUREAU OF ENERGY EFFICIENCY :INSTITUTIONAL PLANNING AND LOCATION ISSUES - PART II Environment • GLOBAL WARMING HITS AFRICA MOST • ELECTRIC AUTOS TO BE LAUNCHED TN BANGALORE • EU RATIFIES KYOTO PACT, SLAMS U.S. • MARKET DEVELOPMENT AND POLICY INITIATIVES IN EUROPE [Improving energy efficiency is a key strategy/ • MEETING ENVIRONMENTAL STANDARDS {Extracted from Holcim's 2001 Annual Report/ • WORLD WARMING FASTER THAN FORECAST Waste To Wealth • NO PROBLEMS WITH PETCOKE {By adapting PYROCLON calcincr of KHD Humboldt 51 51 51 52 52 52 54 55 55 56 56 57 57 WcdAg AG with a module of say PYROTOP compact swirl chamber or other} 57 • A NEW PROCESS REVOLUTIONISES TYRE RECYCLING 58 • WASTE PLASTICS WILL FUEL ELECTRICITY PRODUCTION 59 • COMMISSION STUDY SUPPORTS USE OF WASTE OILS IN CEMENT KILNS 59 International Country Profile, Event, Etc. • AFGHANISTAN TURNS TO INDIA AND JAPAN [Rebuilding war-rnvnged nMion] 59 • CONCRETE ROADS ERA BEGINS TN TURKEY 59 • TCMA ON INDIAN CEMENT INDUSTRY 60 • THE LARGEST YET [F L. Smidth have installed a new SF cross-bnr cooler fit A ssiut Cement, Egypt which was Acquired by Ccmex in 2000] 60 • ASIAN PROSPECTS {Cement industry in East Asia, and China, Indin nnd Afghanistan] 60 • UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT [Malayan Cement's incorporation within the Lafargc Group] 62 • FUNDS INTRODUCED TO ENCOURAGE EMISSIONS TRADING 62