
"The best conference I've been to in this area - outstanding"
"Excellent in every category - superb" (Holcim delegate)
Including the Global Fuels Awards
Technology; News and developments; NetworkingGlobal Fuels
and Alternative Fuels for the Cement and Lime Industry: Including sessions on practical aspects of the use of biomass as a fuel in the cement and lime industry, and on methods for decreasing specific electrical consumption. Main themes:Fuel supply and pricing trendsFuels handling and storageEmissions tradingFuel processingProcess efficiency of fuelsCombustion efficiencyReducing electrical consumption |
Who should attend?academics, analysts, bankers, chemical engineers, emissions brokers, equipment vendors, fuel procurement managers, fuel suppliers, legislators, process engineers, scientists, shippers, traders and all others with an interest in fuels for the cement and lime industry |
The 4th Global Fuels Conferenc has successfully taken place in Washington DC, on 26-27 May 2010, with a field trip to the alternative fuels facilities at Union Bridge Cement Plant, with kind permission of Lehigh Cement on 28 May. Around 125 delegates attended the meeting, from 18 different countries, which was a fantastic turn-out in the depths of the 'Great Recession.' The event had the highest rating for technical information, networking and the event overall of all the Global Fuels events so far.
Co-sponsored by the US Portland Cement Association, PCA
Delegate comments 2010:
"Great work - well done to the organising team".
"A well-done conference."
"I really appreciated the quality proceedings book."
"The 'meet the delegates' sessions are a great ice-breaker for networking. The presentation programme was robust - it was a great change to go to a conference and to be able to sit through a full day of applicable and relevant material."
"The food and music at the Gala Dinner was fabulous - thank you."
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The third Global Fuels Conference successfully took place in Toronto, 15-16 June 2009, with 140 delegates and 23 countries attending, followed by a field trip to St Marys Bowmanville cement plant. sponsored by |
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