On May 17, the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology of the People's Republic of China announced the Recommended Catalogue of Energy-saving and Carbon-reducing Technology and Equipment in the Field of National Industry and Information Technology (2024 Edition) in order to accelerate the popularization and application of advanced and applicable energy-saving and carbon-reducing technology and equipment and promote energy-saving and carbon-reducing in key industries. Energy-saving and carbon-reducing technologies in the
building materials industry are listed as follows: key technologies and equipment for energy-saving and carbon-reducing utilization of fly ash, equipment and systems for external circulation cement vertical mill final grinding, key technologies for intelligent low-carbon cement manufacturing, micro-grid systems for waste heat power stations in factories in the building materials industry, and photovoltaic low-voltage power generation and inverter energy storage systems for building photovoltaic products. At a time when the
industry is facing severe challenges, it is of immeasurable strategic significance and practical utility to actively promote the upgrading of large-scale production equipment and actively promote the energy-saving technological innovation and environmental protection upgrading and transformation of the cement industry, so as to enhance the core competitiveness of cement enterprises and realize the grand blueprint of sustainable development of the industry.
To this end, China Cement Network will hold the 11th China Cement Energy Conservation and Environmental Protection Technology Exchange Conference-Equipment Renewal Forum in Nanjing, Jiangsu Province on June 13-14 . This forum will gather government leaders, industry technical specialist, scientific research institutions, universities, cement enterprises and equipment suppliers to discuss and analyze the practical path of equipment renewal and green upgrading in the cement industry, so as to promote the industry to move towards a more energy-efficient, greener and environmentally friendly future.
