AKG Gazbeton of Turkey awarded for energy saving project

Turkish construction company AKG Gazbeton has been awarded by the Ministry of Energy in the 2014 Industrial Energy Efficiency Project contest. The company's project saves 50% water, energy and heat in construction material Gazbeton production, which amounts to 162,000kcal/hour. AKG Gazbeton's project can be adapted to other sectors' operations which use water heating.
January 16, 2014 Read time: 1 min

RSSTurkish construction company 7573 AKG Gazbeton has been awarded by the Ministry of Energy in the 2014 Industrial Energy Efficiency Project contest.

The company's project saves 50% water, energy and heat in construction material Gazbeton production, which amounts to 162,000kcal/hour.

AKG Gazbeton's project can be adapted to other sectors' operations which use water heating.

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