Gao Dengbang: Cement Industry Needs to Deal with the Contradiction between Scale and Environmental Protection

2024-11-25 09:43:12

On the afternoon of November 21, the Hefei Economic and Technological Exchange Week and the Second Legendary Meeting of Merchants Seal, co-sponsored by Merchants Shekou (001979), Anhui Scientists and Entrepreneurs Association and Yangtze River Delta Modern Service Industry Alliance, and Co sponsored by Anhui Academicians and Experts Association, was successfully held in the Hangar Performing Arts Center of Luogang Central Park, Hefei.

On the afternoon

of November 21, the "Power to Influence China" Hefei Economic and Technological Exchange Week and the Second Legendary Meeting of Merchants Seal, co-sponsored by Merchants Shekou, Anhui Association of Scientists and Entrepreneurs and Yangtze River Delta Modern Service Industry Alliance, and Co sponsored by Anhui Association of Academicians and Experts, was successfully held at the Hangar Performing Arts Center of Luogang Central Park in Hefei. Gao Dengbang, president of

China Cement Association (file photo)

Gao Dengbang, president of China Cement Association, attended the meeting and expressed the hope that the leading enterprises in each industry would believe that the technology used was the best. If they could stick to it well, there would be craftsmen in big countries. The spirit of craftsmen depends on perseverance. Of course, the premise is innovation, followed by perseverance. Innovation and perseverance complement each other, and the cement industry is facing the tasks of transformation, going out, reducing costs and increasing efficiency, and green development, and needs to deal with the contradiction between scale and environmental protection.

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Near the end of the year, the domestic concrete market demand continued to weaken, the cost support declined compared with the previous period, and the price of concrete in many places declined steadily. From December 19 to December 25, the national concrete price index closed at 111.39 points, down 0.80% annually and 10.97% year-on-year.