Cemex to invest €4million at Alcanar

Cemex Espana has announced plans to install a new €4million bag filter at its Alcanar plant in Tarragona, Spain in a bid to further reduce carbon dioxide emissions. The new filters, which will start to be installed this summer and take a year to complete, are expected to reduce emission produced by traditional filters by half. The company also plans to install similar filters on its other two furnaces at the site before 2015.
April 3, 2012 Read time: 1 min

643 Cemex Espana has announced plans to install a new €4million bag filter at its Alcanar plant in Tarragona, Spain in a bid to further reduce carbon dioxide emissions. The new filters, which will start to be installed this summer and take a year to complete, are expected to reduce emission produced by traditional filters by half.

The company also plans to install similar filters on its other two furnaces at the site before 2015.

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