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Saurabh Rai discusses how the sector is reshaping its footprint to meet climate goals, from alternative fuels to digital transformation, and creating strategies to drive a...
Piyush Joshi, Associate Vice President – Systems and Technical Cell, Wonder Cement, shares their strategies and initiatives aimed at enhancing energy efficiency in cement production, showcasing...
By integrating advanced technologies like IoT and AI, cement plants are transforming into highly efficient and interconnected systems. ICR explores how these innovations enable real-time monitoring...
In the dynamic realm of India›s cement industry, safety emerges as a paramount concern, with rigorous risk assessments, cutting-edge safety equipment and a culture of vigilance...
The 14th Cement Expo and 9th Indian Cement Review Conference 2023, held at the Manekshaw Centre, New Delhi, marked a significant milestone in the Indian cement...
Asok K Dikshit, Richa Mazumder, Sanjeev K. Chaturvedi and LP Singh, National Council for Cement and Building Materials (NCB), give a detailed account of the technological...
Pankaj Kejriwal, Executive Director, Star Cement, talks about new technologies in modern cement manufacturing and explores elements such as AFR, AI, CCU, WHR, et al. Sustainable...
Prashant Verma, Director & India Head, Nanoprecise Sci Corp., explains how technology can be a pillar of sustainability for improving the efficiency of manufacturing processes. In...
Manish Chordia, Regional Sales Manager-Cement (South Asia and Africa), ABB India Limited, discusses the importance of automation in cement plants to achieve efficient production with minimal...
Prashant Verma, Co-founder and India Head, Nanoprecise Sci Corp, discusses the exponentially growing importance of technology and IT initiatives in all the processes related to cement...
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