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Why cement manufacturing emits CO2, what addition cements like CPJ actually change, and the site practices that lighten the footprint of a building project in Morocco.
Read articleSocial actions, local employment, vocational training and support for community initiatives: DAM's corporate social responsibility.
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A concrete mix is designed to last 50 years, not to be redone: water/cement ratio, cover, curing and cement class — the levers that actually decide service life, especially on the coast.
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Post-combustion, oxy-fuel, mineralisation: where CO₂ capture in cement really stands, the energy locks, and what it changes (nothing) for your site.
Read articleWood, agricultural residues, RDF: substituting fossil fuel in the clinker kiln. The kiln's assets, the fuels' watch-points — and why nothing changes in the bag.
Read articleCo-processing valorises waste in the ~1,450 °C kiln with no final residue — under a strict environmental permit. What the kiln accepts, refuses, and its place in the waste hierarchy.
Read articlePV powers a cement plant's auxiliaries today; solar heat awaits its demonstrators. Sector orders of magnitude and Morocco's solar context, with no invented figures.
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Two thirds chemistry, one third energy: the public orders of magnitude of cement's footprint, the real levers (formulation, service life, logistics) — and what DAM does not claim.
Read articleOur team responds within 24h. CPJ 45 on request, CPJ 55 on request. Delivery within Dakhla included.