Alpacem Cementi Italia Ponte Nelle Alpi-Polpet Cement Plant

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Alpacem Cementi Italia Ponte Nelle Alpi-Polpet Cement Plant, also known as Cementi Di Cadola, is a grinding cement plant operating in Ponte Nelle Alpi-Polpet, Veneto, Italy.

Location

The map below shows the exact location of the cement plant in Ponte Nelle Alpi-Polpet, Veneto, Italy:

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Coordinates (WGS 84): 46.163356, 12.316312 (exact)

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Cement Plant Details

Table 1: General Plant Details

Plant type	Plant status	Start date
grinding	operating	1965-05-03

Table 2: Ownership Details

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Parent company	Parent company GEM ID	Owner name	Owner company GEM ID
Buzzi SpA [25.0%]; Knoch, Kern & Co KG [75.0%]	E100002005243 [25.0%]; E100002015381 [75.0%]	Alpacem Cementi Italia SpA [100.0%]	E100002005483 [100.0%]

Table 3: Capacities (million metric tonnes per annum)

Cement capacity	Clinker capacity
0.30	–

Table 4: Cement Production (million metric tonnes per annum)

Primary cement color	Primary cement type	Clinker substitution rate	2024 -2025 Cement production
grey	unknown	unknown	unknown

Table 5: Clinker Production

Clinker production method	Number of operating kilns (accuracy)	Number of developing kilns (accuracy)	Kiln technology - preheater	Kiln technology - precalciner	Kiln technology - waste heat recovery
–	–	unknown	unknown	unknown	unknown

Table 6: Green Cement Technology

CCS/CCUS	Alternative fuel	Clay calcination
–	–	unknown

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