Crimea has deficiency of crushed stone for construction

According to the Crimea's Deputy Minister of Environment and Mineral Resources, Alexey Yatsenko, the region does not have a sufficient amount of crushed stone for implementation of projects under the federal programme. Some four or five proven fields would be enough for Crimea to build high-quality roads. The new fields are being found with much difficulty. Small fields (with about 1 million tonnes of the resource) are located in conservation areas and forests, but it is noted that delivery of raw mater
June 1, 2015 Read time: 1 min

According to the Crimea's Deputy Minister of Environment and Mineral Resources, Alexey Yatsenko, the region does not have a sufficient amount of crushed stone for implementation of projects under the federal programme.

Some four or five proven fields would be enough for Crimea to build high-quality roads.

The new fields are being found with much difficulty.

Small fields (with about 1 million tonnes of the resource) are located in conservation areas and forests, but it is noted that delivery of raw materials by sea increases construction cost.

Quarry Products

Related Content

March 7, 2012

Danish aggregate business shows signs of recovery

With construction levels at a 20 year low following the global recession, the Danish aggregates business looks set to return to growth. Construction is one of the largest industries in Denmark, with one in four workers in the private sector being employed in it at some level. But in common with countries around the world, business and employment took a sharp tumble from its peak in 2007/2008 and is now at its lowest since the early 1990s..

May 3, 2012

Danish aggregate business shows signs of recovery

With construction levels at a 20 year low following the global recession, the Danish aggregates business looks set to return to growth. Construction is one of the largest industries in Denmark, with one in four workers in the private sector being employed in it at some level. But in common with countries around the world, business and employment took a sharp tumble from its peak in 2007/2008 and is now at its lowest since the early 1990s..

June 28, 2012

Ireland has twin aggregate markets

Whatever the future may hold, Ireland is two different countries and two different markets for aggregates and rock. But the crisis is hitting both of them, reports Adrian Greeman The financial crisis has directly impacted on the aggregates business in Ireland Family-owned Kilsaren Group operates 18 quarries across Southern Ireland A single factor unites Ireland at the moment - the credit crunch. Both Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland (ROI) have suffered from the slowdown in the world economy that

boombox1

Highlighted Content

boombox2