Global CemFuels 2025 Virtual Conference Pack

The Global CemFuels Conference 2024 Virtual Conference Pack includes the video, presentations and proceedings from the 17th Global CemFuels Conference & Exhibition that took place on 17 - 18 September 2025 in Milan, Italy.

The Virtual Conference Pack contains:

-- Video files for each presentation given at the conference (MP4 format, 1080p resolution)

-- Proceedings for the conference, including the full programme, exhibitor information and delegate lists (PDF format)

-- Slides from each presentation (PDF format)

Please note: Slides and proceedings are downloadable immediately after purchase. The video file will be sent to you by file transfer during UK office hours.

The following presentations were given at the conference:

Paper 1: The good, the bad and the ugly: Current ground-truth of alternative fuels production and markets in Europe, Laurent Desroches, Veolia

Paper 2: Trends and factors affecting flows of waste derived alternative fuels across Europe, Andy Jones, The RDF Industry Group

Paper 3: Why is there a difference between what the user expects from SRF, what is achievable, and what is financially viable? Dan Kingsley, Oakleaf Recycling

Paper 4: Developments in the waste markets, alternative fuel production, and utilisation, Lars Jennissen, N+P Group

Paper 5: How to reach your AF and clinker production targets, Stéphane Poellaer, Michael Hinkel; Alterline srl

Paper 6: How to drive your kiln efficiently when using alternative fuels, Sergio Rotondo, Maag Gear

Paper 7: Innovative products for cement industry alternative fuel preparation, handling, and dosing, Luigi Di Matteo, Di Matteo Förderanlagen GmbH & Co. KG

Paper 8: Case study of an Italian project (Matera city) to achieve 90% AF through storage, dosing and feeding of alternative fuels to both main burner and precalciner, Pier Paolo Cella, Entsorga

Paper 9: Tanas modular and mobile AF concept – case study from Solví Brazil, Eetu Tuovinen, Tana Oy

Paper 10: Flexible feeding of alternative fuels: Practical examples of digitisation, feeding of materials for low TSR solutions, and case studies, Ondrej Kozel, Qlar Europe GmbH

Paper 11: Process housekeeping to improve TSR and to provide readiness for digitization in the SECIL Maceira plant, Matthias Schumacher, aixprocess GmbH and Ana Paula Costa, SECIL Group

Paper 12: Solutions for alternative fuels preparation and handling - presentation of new projects, Leoš Voleský, BEUMER Group Czech Republic a.s.

Paper 13: Case study: From alternative fuel to main fuel, Jori Kaaresmaa, BMH Technology

Paper 14: Insights into safe handling and storage of alternative fuels, Christian Fink, Robecco, and Godwin Osagie, Thorwesten

Paper 15: Densification and pre-treatment options for alternative fuels, Brock Harrington, CPM

Paper 16: The CO₂ Puzzle - Unlocking cements clean energy future: The key role of an efficient chlorine bypass system and high-quality AF to maximise TSR, Michael Suppaner, A TEC

Paper 17: Aalborg case study: Developing SRF from an existing RDF operation, Kirstie Jones-Williams, Geminor (industry co-presenter to be confirmed)

Paper 18: Adapting baghouse filters to alternative fuels, Giovanni Augusto Sghirlanzoni, Cleanova-Micronics

Paper 19: Supply of RDF in Italy and Europe: Opportunities for the cement industry, Angelo Fornari, SMOCO