No pun intended. What are the fuels that fuel the cement production processes, is the question. However, even before we delve into that matter, why not spend a few words on why is it important to talk about cement fuels.

According to the Bureau of Energy Efficiency India (BEE India), India is the second largest producer of cement in the world.

Use of alternative fuels in cement kilns can create a win-win situation for cement companies and urban local bodies by promoting better waste management practices

Cement industries can certainly play a key role in promoting better waste management practices and create a win-win situation by working with urban local bodies on waste segregation and management of municipal solid waste.

Indian cement industry has already crossed several milestones on energy efficiency and sustainability parameters.

The Indian government announced PAT, an innovative, market-based trading scheme, in 2008 under its National Mission on Enhanced Energy Efficiency (NMEEE) in the National Action Plan on Climate Change (NAPCC).

This article discusses the recent trends in varying requirements, critical selection criteria for selection of grinding technology for a given application.

From learner to leader: See how Shree Cement with the help of automation, machine learning and predictive analysis has optimised its supply chain management.

Clinker grinding technology is the most energy-intensive process in cement manufacturing. Traditionally, it was treated as "low on technology" and "high on energy" as grinding circuits use more than 60 per cent of total energy consumed and account for most of the manufacturing cost.