Indonesia: The Danish government has invested US$3.63m to support a refuse-derived fuel (RDF) plant project in the Cilacap regency of Central Java. Ahead of construction delegates from the Danish Embassy in Jakarta, the Cilacap Environment Agency, Holcim Indonesia and other non-government agencies visited the proposed site, according to the Jakarta Post newspaper. The US$5.6m plant started construction in mid-2017 and is expected to start operation by October 2018. Holcim Indonesia will use RDF from the plant at its cement plant at Cilacap to substitute 5% of its daily coal use.
Danish government supports refuse-derived fuel plant in Indonesia
13th Global CemFuels Conference & Exhibition 2019
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Including confirmed visits to N+P's SubCoal fuel preparation plant (19 February) and HeidelbergCement's CBR Lixhe plant on 22 February
The 13th Global CemFuels Conference & Exhibition on alternative fuels for the cement and lime industries will showcase the best alternative fuels projects and equipment from the cement industry in Europe and from around the world. Over 150 delegates are expected to attend, to learn from experts how to start to use - or to increase their use of - alternative fuels.
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