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Home News Titan to use waste fuel

Titan to use waste fuel

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March 5, 2012
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Greece-based cement producer Titan Cement has announced that it is to undertake alternative fuel trials at its plant in Bulgaria.

Greece-based cement producer Titan Cement has announced that it is to undertake alternative fuel trials at its plant in Bulgaria. The cement facility in Zlatna Panega will use a refuse derived fuel to meet around 25% of its energy needs. Titan estimates that use of the fuel will reduce CO2 emissions by 15,000tonnes a year.

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