Cemex’s issued with Croatian permit

The Croatian Ministry of Environmental and Nature Protection has reported that it has issued a permit to Cemex to use biomass and wood waste in its plants. The permit has been issued on a temporary basis although the Ministry assessed that the use will not bring any negative effects. Cemex's President, Trpimir Renic, said that the company will secure strict implementation of regulated measures on citizens health and environmental protection.
November 9, 2012 Read time: 1 min

The Croatian Ministry of Environmental and Nature Protection has reported that it has issued a permit to 643 Cemex to use biomass and wood waste in its plants.

The permit has been issued on a temporary basis although the Ministry assessed that the use will not bring any negative effects.

Cemex's President, Trpimir Renic, said that the company will secure strict implementation of regulated measures on citizens health and environmental protection.

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