Canada: St Mary’s Cement plans to increase its use of alternative fuels to 400t/day from 96t/day at its Bowmanville plant. The Toronto Star newspaper has reported that the plans will entail a 90,000t/yr reduction in the plant’s coal and petcoke consumption.
St Mary’s Cement plans to increase Bowmanville cement plant’s alternative fuel use to cut 90,000t/yr of petcoke and coal
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