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Cementos Balboa granted alternative fuels licence to process olive pumice and tyres
Cementos Portland Valderrivas to establish waste processing plant at Alcalá de Guadaira cement plant
Cimpor appeals alternative fuel ban at Souselas cement plant
Environment Protection Agency seeks more information on alternative fuels use at Irish Cement’s Limerick plant
Environmental Protection Agency postpones Limerick alternative fuels hearing due to coronavirus
Environmental Protection Agency schedules alternative fuels hearing in December 2020 for Irish Cement’s Limerick plant
Government grants Birla Corporation coal mine licences
Irish Cement receives final permission for Euro10m AF upgrade to Limerick Plant
Limerick plant alternative fuel hearing scheduled for May 2020
N + P Group's planned Isbergues Subcoal plant receives clearance
Nesher Cement Israel receives expanded refuse-derived fuel licence
Nesher-Israel Cement Enterprises applies for licence to increase alternative fuel use
New York state Department of Environmental Conservation declines Lafarge Ravena cement plant alternative fuel application
Town planning body blocks alternative fuels licence for Cementos Cosmos’ Córdoba cement plant
Votorantim Cimentos’ Salto plant receives environmetnal clearance to burn municipal waste

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