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Presentations available to download (password required) All presentation cost $200 If you want to buy presentations A pioneering forum on the environmental concerns in the cement Industry across the African continent. Possessing the world’s largest mineral reserves, untapped agricultural capacity along with infrastructure development potential it is foreseen that the African Cement industry will have the highest growth rates in the next few decades. (Dirk Lechtenberg, MVW Lechtenberg) Cement investment across the African continent is expected to increase significantly in the next few years. New cement plants have already been commissioned and finance companies have shown a huge interest in the cement manufacturing industry in Africa. Click here to Register Some of the topics covered at the 1st Environmental Cement Africa Conference Cape Town 2010: Environment Cement Africa Conference will be a “must” attend for all participants in the African Cement industry who want to be a part of this significant development and change for the future.Prescon Ltd invites your attendance and participation in our signature event ‘Environmental Cement Africa Conference Cape Town 2010’ Dirk Lechtenberg, Partner, MVW Lechtenberg, Germany “This conference comes at a crucial inflection point of the global debate on the environment, and particularly climate change. The Cement Sustainability Initiative is proactively addressing key issues such as emissions reductions, alternative fuel use and reduction of impacts on local communities, among many others. Individual company action as well as collaborative efforts, bringing together industry players, NGOs and governmental organizations, are today key to advancing sustainable development in our sector.” Roland Hunziker, World Business Council of Sustainable Development Click here to Register Who should attend? Click here to Register Prescon Ltd. invites your attendance and participation in our signature event ‘Environmental Cement Africa Conference Cape Town 2010! |
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