A recent report by
CSE reveals some anomalies, though. The report covered 80% of the sector and stated that the top players are poor environmental managers, who are concerned “more about economics than environment.” Grasim was rated mediocre and ranked ninth and ACC (now a part of Holcim) was awarded the third position. India Cements was way down the table. Interestingly though, Indian cement producers have been found to have significantly lower carbon dioxide levels as compared to their European and American peers. It is also true that cement companies are playing a major role in reduction of fl y ash (from power sector) and blast furnace slag (from iron & steel plants), which are used for making blended cement. So what exactly are critics raising their eyebrows for?
CSE reveals some anomalies, though. The report covered 80% of the sector and stated that the top players are poor environmental managers, who are concerned “more about economics than environment.” Grasim was rated mediocre and ranked ninth and ACC (now a part of Holcim) was awarded the third position. India Cements was way down the table. Interestingly though, Indian cement producers have been found to have significantly lower carbon dioxide levels as compared to their European and American peers. It is also true that cement companies are playing a major role in reduction of fl y ash (from power sector) and blast furnace slag (from iron & steel plants), which are used for making blended cement. So what exactly are critics raising their eyebrows for?For Complete IIPM Article, Click on IIPM Article
Source: IIPM Editorial, 2007
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