Alternative Fuel
History, Prospects & Positioning Currently, about 30 KT of waste per year is co-processed as a substitute for fossil fuels. This activity, still in the embryonic stage of its development, has been showing sustainable growth in a context where the optimization of the local energy matrix is increasingly pressing. An increase of the activity is expected, which registered in 2014 a thermal fuel substitution rate of 3% and around 5% in 2015. In 2016 we should reach around 16%, benefiting from recent investments in this area, including the equipping of Kilns 1 and 3 with co-processing capacity.
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