TITAN Group says it has completed the €26 million upgrade of its Kamari cement plant in Greece, marking a significant milestone in the Group's decarbonisation program.
The investment entailed the installation of state-of-the-art pre-calciner technology, which is now fully operational at the plant. Highlighting the Group’s commitment to sustainability, strategic growth, and innovation, the implementation of this strategic investment demonstrates TITAN Group’s ability to deliver demanding projects with precision, timeliness, and exceptional quality.
The integration of the new pre-calciner technology allows TITAN to expand its range of lower carbon cements to meet increasing demand from customers in Europe and the USA. This advancement improves the plant’s efficiency and competitiveness and aligns with its commitment to reducing CO2 emissions.
With the new installation, TITAN expects an annual CO2 reduction of approximately 150,000 tons, contributing to its goal of achieving net-zero emissions by 2050. Moreover, the technology enables the plant to effectively utilise alternative fuels and reduce its dependency on fossil fuels. This brings multiple benefits, not only for the plant itself but also for the surrounding Attica region. It plays a significant role in promoting a comprehensive waste management solution, actively encouraging recycling, and embracing the principles of the circular economy.
Yanni Paniaras, group executive director of Europe, noted: “The completion of the Kamari plant upgrade represents a significant achievement for TITAN Group. We are witnessing tangible results as our green innovation gains momentum and takes shape. This successful implementation of one of our major CapEx projects exemplifies our dedication to sustainable operations and strategic growth while continuing to pursue more growth opportunities in all our active markets. We are committed to offering our customers and communities greener products and solutions, playing our part in building a sustainable future for all.”
