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National Cement Company of Alabama completed a $300 million project adding a new production line (Kiln 2) at its Ragland, Alabama plant, doubling annual capacity to over 2 million short tons and enabling a switch to biomass/waste fuel and portland-limestone cement to reduce CO2 emissions.
“A Kiln 2 ribbon cutting capped a two-year, $300 million project that brings annual Ragland capacity above 2 million short tons and assures a sharp reduction in net carbon dioxide emissions.”cmcarbonmanagement.com
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